Choose a time to begin
The Calendly event is called Bridal Consultation and runs for 30 minutes. It asks for your wedding date and which celebration you are dressing first.
If nothing on the calendar works for you, ring 01274 270715 and we find a time on the call.
Before you visit
The questions brides ask, answered plainly
What if I turn up and nobody looks after me?
Once your time is confirmed, one of our six women is put on it and you hear who she is before you travel.
Will it be ready in time?
Ready to wear is the shorter road: the piece exists, only the fitting is left. Made to measure goes to a date agreed out loud in your appointment. Bring the real date, however tight it feels.
I would be travelling a long way. Is it worth the journey?
Aisha Zia came from Glasgow to buy here, and her review is on our Google profile under her own name. A booking makes the journey fixed: if the day falls apart on our side, you hear it while you are still at home.
I live too far to keep coming back for fittings. What then?
Tell us when you book. We can now take your measurements over video beforehand, so the appointment goes on choosing, and the trial meetings are planned around the trips you can make.
Will it look like what I have in my head?
That is what the trial meetings are for: you see it on yourself twice before it is finished. Ansa Mahmood wrote hers on our Google profile the day she collected her outfit.

Coming to see us on White Abbey Road
The two shops are 113 and 117A White Abbey Road, Bradford BD8 8DR, a few steps apart. Your booking tells you which door to come to.
Bring whoever decides with you, your mother, a sister, a friend. A decision made with them in the room does not have to be made twice.
If you are travelling from outside Bradford, say so when you book. We can now take your measurements over video beforehand, so the 30 minutes go on choosing and fitting.
Bring us the weddingyou are planning.
Bring the dates, the events and the references you keep returning to. Your first appointment is a place to explore the wardrobe, not a commitment to order.
