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@Averne: Did you find a seamstress you liked? I'm looking for one in the Philly area as well for a hem job and bustle. Thanks!
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So I found my dress! I had an appointment at David's Bridal yesterday and fell in love with the first dress I tried on. The consultant had me in a size 4, but it felt a little too snug around my ribs so I ordered the dress in a size 6. I fall somewhere in between the two sizes, so I'll have to get it taken in.
When I asked about their prices for alterations, my consultant quoted me an estimate of around $250 to hem, take in, and add a bustle to the dress. From what I've read about dress alterations, this is a pretty good price, but I'm wondering if there's any place out there that could do it for less than $250.
Do any of you have recommendations for a seamstress - or heck, even a dry cleaner! - who would charge less than David's Bridal for alterations? Any recommendations are welcome.
Thanks so much!
P.S. I live right near the Art Museum, so some place really local would be ideal, though I'm willing to drive for a good and affordable seamstress.