Miss to Mrs. Bridal Boutique

seamstress are downright rude and condescending. I bought a bridesmaid dress there a long with another bridesmaid. Our bride also purchased there as well. Her experience was the worst. Her wedding is tomorrow and she JUST got her dress this afternoon after delay after delay. There was one fitting in particular that I realized this place does NOT care about you once they have your money. There was miscommunication with the seamstress and when my bride was getting upset I spoke to the owner suggestion maybe she step in, because you know, her seamstress was fighting with the bride(the customer). She told me she was not getting involved and told me I should mind my business as well. Definitely not the way a business owner should handle a conflict with her employee/vendor she uses. Are the dresses there gorgeous? Yes, absolutely. The experience buying them was wonderful, but if you want decent customer service after, do NOT go here!!!!!!!!!

le. Judy has an undeniable passion for her craft and a gift for making every bride feel special. The selection of gowns is absolutely stunning, and Judy’s attention to detail and personalized service made the entire experience unforgettable. She truly listens to your vision, offering expert advice without being pushy, and made me feel comfortable and confident throughout the process. The boutique itself is beautifully curated, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere that instantly puts you at ease. Judy’s kindness, professionalism, and genuine care shine through in everything she does. I felt like I was not just another customer—she made me feel like family. If you’re looking for the perfect bridal gown, I highly recommend Miss to Mrs. You won’t find a more dedicated, knowledgeable, or caring owner than Judy. Thank you for making my wedding dress experience truly magical!

d about all appointment times and when she finally did show up for a scheduled appointment nothing that was asked to be done to the dress was completed. The dress had two sleeve options and the wrong ones were permanently sewn in. The dress was never taken in and we needed to request this over 2 appointments. My mom called multiple times asking for an appointment and repeated the date of travel for the wedding. The only option we were given was to come back for one final appointment the day prior to leaving for the wedding. They swore it would be ready and would fit perfectly. When my mom showed up it was still way too big and the inner most layer of the gown was bunched up in multiple areas. The shop owner said “you can’t really notice it if you stand back here, it won’t show up in photos”. The boning that was added to the front neckline to help the dress stay up (it just needed taken in and still wasn’t) forced the beautiful pattern of the dress away from the fabric, leaving a really obvious flaw to the front design. The bustle that was placed on the gown ripped just a couple minutes into the ceremony. My mom held her train all night. She was promised that the loose beading would be fixed, they were falling onto the floor during the last appointment. With the last appointment being the day prior to the wedding we rushed around to book with a new seamstress at the location of the wedding and she instantly noted how large the dress was and how terrible the sewing was. The solution from the shop? No refunds, “you didn’t pay me, you paid the seamstress” and you need to “take the dress back in, the owner knows how to sew” We would have worked with the bridal shop, but the dress was finished so late and why is the solution being offered one that includes an amateur seamstress rather than a professional? My mother’s dress was fixed by another seamstress for $80 after paying $400 for an awful job with no refunds. The shop had the opportunity to do the right thing and refund the money, but instead they were combative and unreasonable and requesting my mother come back in after 3 weeks of fighting over this dress, the day before a 16 hour drive to the destination of the wedding. Stay away unless you want to deal with a headache before your wedding.

ou what parts of the dress can be altered to fit your body and style. She only recommends her seamstress, who works out of her shop. This is where I warn all women to avoid buying from Miss to Mrs. The seamstress did a horrible job with my daughter’s wedding gown. My daughter lives in Boston. She relied on Judy’s schedule for alterations. Judy promised that she would have a second fitting on Friday and be able to take the dress back to Boston on Sunday. The dress was not ready on time, but Judy insisted that my daughter did not need a final fitting. Instead, we arranged for me to pick up the wedding gown and take it to Boston for the wedding. Unbeknownst to me, the length of the dress was not altered, the neckline did not lie flat, the beaded belt was in the wrong place, and the bustle did not work! I had to shorten the wedding gown (about 12 inches) minutes before my daughter went down the aisle. I also had to create a functional bustle before the reception. As a result of the poor alterations, the wedding started late, we missed out on many scheduled photographs, and the bride was unable to attend her own cocktail hour. This is time, money, and experiences that can never be regained. Judy has not taken any responsibility for the disaster that she caused by poorly scheduling fittings and encouraging a bride to take the dress from her shop without a final fitting. She has not taken responsibility for the very poor quality of alterations that came from her shop. I do NOT recommend that anyone buy from this shop. Judy will not stand behind the final product. Judy does NOT deliver the experience that she sells. Buyer beware!