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  Of has found your wedding dress, congratulations! And now something is bothering you, the dress is way too big for you, and you are swimming in it. Don't panic unless your dress is made to measure; you will probably have a few minor adjustments to make. We explain the procedure to follow right here. Some alterations to adjust your dress  When you find your dress at the Dressing Club, we always inform you that the dresses often require a bit of touch-up for them to adapt perfectly to your figure. The vast majority of our wedding dresses in the showroom are showroom and fitting models and have therefore never been adjusted. Very often, we then have to do basic alterations on your dress, namely: ·          Small point to tighten at the shoulders ·          Tighten at the sides to adjust the size ·          Cut the hem according to your height on the day. These are the touch-ups that we do most often, but sometimes there is almost nothing to repeat. It is essent

  If you have not yet chosen your precious, there is still time to convince yourself of the real added value of making your wedding dress. But beware, I'm talking about a real designer, someone who knows how to sew, not a self-proclaimed stylist who pieces together pieces of white fabric (no I specify because sometimes I see stuff on my Facebook feed, even Zézette's waistcoat is more wearable than the red one in the picture) to sell for  1,000 just because it's stamped "wedding." So I'm not saying that the big brands (like Pronovias, Cymbeline or Hervé Marriage) are to be avoided (far from it!), But sometimes we mistakenly believe that having a custom-made wedding dress is more expensive (or other preconceived ideas), while not at all! To help me write this article, I called on the talented Marjorie from Confidential Creation (with whom I collaborate regularly), who kindly agreed to enlighten me on a few points and who, in addition, presents her new collec

  It took you six months to find it, then 8 hours to wear it, and probably two weeks to wonder what you were going to do with it. Each of you has your sentimental vision of the wedding dress, and do not force yourself to keep it on principle or discard it reluctantly. The wedding dress represents the essence of marriage for a woman, and it is often the first question she asks herself: "Which dress will I choose for my big day? Then, what we do not imagine is that once D-Day has passed, it will probably be necessary to find a small place in the house for it and probably never to use it again. First of all, it is essential to go through the cleaning box! And this, as soon as possible. I advise you to do it in the week following your wedding, especially if you are going directly on your honeymoon, entrust it to your mother or a friend, and you will get it back on your return. Rangjah provide the best Pakistani Dresses online UK . Then, you can look at these few ideas to know what to