I have NO idea where to go to get my dress altered. I bought my dress at DB, but I'm scared to go there because of all the bad reviews on here. I don't know of anyone in the area... I never get alterations. And my family/friends don't know anyone. I've tried my local board, but it's so dead that threads from a month ago are still around the top. =/
How did you find your place for alterations? Any advice/tips for me?
Re: How did you find your seamstress?
I can't speak for the quality of their work, but I did have the experience that David's Bridal quoted one of my attendants $20 to take up the spaghetti straps on her dress. A seamstress recommended by another friend of hers said it would only be about $5.
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[QUOTE]Do you have any other bridal stores around you besides the chain stores? They may be able to do it in house or know someone they can recommend. Side note - We have the same name :) I just joined pintrest so I clicked on your link and saw that yours is spelled with an "e" at the end. Everyone always wants to add an "e" to my name! lol Sorry, I hardly ever see anyone with my name, so it's kind of cool to me :)
Posted by ystaalenburg[/QUOTE]
<div>Oh that's so cool! Everyone always wants to <em>not</em> put an "e" at the end of mine. =P Do you like your name? I hated it when I was a kid, but I love it now because it's different. =)</div>
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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: How did you find your seamstress? : Oh that's so cool! Everyone always wants to not put an "e" at the end of mine. =P Do you like your name? I hated it when I was a kid, but I love it now because it's different. =)
Posted by morenachica110[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I was the same way about it when I was younger. I wanted to change it so bad and on top of that, I don't have a middle name, so I didn't have the option to go by that. But, yes, now I love it. Well except for when people don't understand what my name is. That gets a little annoying, having to repeat my name over and over.