With the unusual situation of lockdown, Covid-19 and postponed weddings we know that many brides to be have expressed a worry about their wedding dresses now not being appropriate for their new rescheduled wedding date which has meant a change of season or venue.

Fear not, we have spoken to our expert award-winning wedding dress designer Veni Infantino who has talked us through some examples of altering her wedding dresses designs. So, if you have fallen in love with a design, with the help of a professional seamstress you can create the look you need…

Wilfrida, style 18452 Can easily be altered to add long laces or Mikado sleeves. 

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Styles 18458 Wesley, 18462 Winetta or 18464 Wedella can have the addition of lace sleeves if you want to cover up more: 

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Style 18460 Wera can also have lace shoulders / cap sleeves added:

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Styles 69552 Darcy and 69555 Diva are easy gowns to add sleeves to:

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Styles 18465 Whitney and 69559 Dulia are lovely soft plain gowns which would suit the addition of a bolero or fur wrap: 

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Many of our gowns are designed to be worn with an overskirt for 2 different looks in one, for example 69560 Doriana has an overskirt 69561 Diomira. Brides love how this means they can change their look from daytime to nighttime.

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69568 Doda add overskirt 69659 Driade is another amazing example which completely changes the look:                     

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69566 Dahlia has these fun sleeves to add too, perhaps for your first dance!

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69571 Denita can be changes from an off-the-should capped sleeve dress to long sleeves for a dramatic look:

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We hope this gives you ideas of how you can customise oour gowns in different ways to suit your own taste - just think about this when trying on wedding dresses - keep an open mind and if it doesn't exactly fit your requirements simply consult the store's seamstress.