Point Nouveau Bridal when quality & customer service really matters ...
Every bride wants to look absolutely
breathtaking on her wedding day. After all, this is the event every little girl has been imagining and planning for a very long time, so, when the time arrives, expectations are high.
Choosing the right dress is key.
Let’s take you through some simple but important steps to help and guide you to achieve the perfect look.
Whether you are opting for a traditional theme, or an alternative style wedding, you want a gown that suits you, ‘’is you’’, showcasing your individuality and compliments your unique beauty and personality.
Many brides feel overwhelmed, nervous and often reveal to us how daunting the prospect of wedding dress shopping is.
WHY? Too many styles, widely varying price structures and the ever increasing media infl uences and opinions of who’s who in the bridal world. Our advice ------ KEEP IT SIMPLE --- and like many things for your wedding, always carefully consider your own individual taste and desires. Talking gowns, an experienced bridal consultant will listen and work with you through the process of fi nding the gown that makes you shine.
1. BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT
Give yourself lots of time and make sure that your fi rst appointment provides you with at least one and a half hours with your consultant. Don’t make several appointments with several stores on one day --- you will become overloaded. Don’t take too many people with you. This is one of the most important decisions you will make for your big day. Remember that you know yourself best --- you are choosing a gown for you and your own individuality --- one or two trusted friends or family members is best. Confl icting opinions or tastes can be more confusing than helpful.
2. START EARLY
Whilst there are no set times when you should start shopping, it may be wise to start around 9 months before your wedding to allow time for delivery as well as any fi tting adjustments.
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