Alterations make a gown fit. Redesign changes what the gown is. Sleeves are built, necklines recut, backs reimagined and silhouettes reshaped, on a dress you already love.
Most brides never learn what their gown could become, because few people understand its construction well enough to show them. That is where we begin: what is possible, what is wise, and what will look as though it was always meant to be.
We study your gown’s construction first and tell you plainly what it can, and cannot, become.
Every change is designed and approved before a single seam is opened.
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Before you decide
Not sure if you need alterations, a redesign or a custom gown?
Our step-by-step guide starts with exactly that choice, then walks you through timing, fittings and what to expect.
Read the Bridal Alterations Guide →We listen to your vision and assess what your gown can safely become.
Sketches and fabric pairings are approved before any cutting.
Handcrafted changes, refined in person across your fittings.
Your gown, as you always imagined it.
A corset back conversion, a full bodice rework and a new overskirt, guided fitting by fitting.
Gown redesigns begin at $2,500, depending on your gown’s construction, the scope of the design and the materials required. Every project is quoted after consultation.
Dreaming of a gown made from the very first sketch? Custom gowns begin at $4,800.
Gown redesigns begin at $2,500, varying with your gown’s construction, the scope of the design and the materials required. Every quote follows an in-person evaluation.
Alterations perfect the fit of the gown you have; standard bridal alterations run $900–$1,400. Redesign changes the design itself: sleeves, neckline, back or silhouette. Custom gowns, made from the first sketch, begin at $4,800.
Most redesigns involve a consultation followed by several fittings as the new design takes shape. We confirm your plan and a realistic timeline after evaluation, and recommend starting as early as possible.
Your gown, any inspiration images you love, and the shoes you plan to wear on the day.
Yes. Some fabrics, seams and constructions limit what can be changed. We tell you honestly at evaluation, before any work is agreed. See what can be customized on a wedding dress →
Yes. Inherited and vintage gowns are some of our most meaningful work. For full reconstruction of a family gown, see our heirloom redesign service.
From the first pin to the final reveal, your gown is in the same careful hands.
Limited availability during peak season — we recommend booking 4 months in advance.
