June 2009 Weddings
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...for alterations for a bridesmaid dress? I'm in my MOH's wedding in November, got my dress in the mail yesterday and took it to get it altered today. I was kind of surprised that it cost so much for alterations. There's no beading or anything and it's really just hemming the bottom and taking it in the b00b-age area.
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Re: Is $82 a lot...
I'm not an expert, but that sounds like a lot to me. A hem should only be about $10. I can't imagine that taking in the boobs would be $70.
You have another place you can go?
Lucy Elizabeth 10.27.12
My alterations were ridiculous...for bustle, hem, taking in boob/side area, and steamming/pressing, is was almost $300.
Does the dress have boning in it? I didn't realize my bridesmaids' dresses did, and my MOH needed to have it taken in. They said it would either be over $100 if they had to remove the boning and resew it, or $60ish for hem/adding darts to take it in.
Unfortunately, I already pre-paid for it. It's the place I always go for alterations, and they're usually pretty reasonable which is why I was so shocked that it was so much, but I probably should've shopped around. I live in a fairly small town so there aren't many options. Here's the dress:
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