09/06/2026
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo!
We now present 3 gowns worn for a wedding yesterday, to all of you!
First up, is the Mother-of-the-Bride's gown, who wore the Milian style dress by AZAZIE, in the color champagne🥂
For this tulle layered, V-neck gown with beautiful gold vine sequin detailing throughout, Fairy Godmother Alterations did the typical alterations of adjusting the shoulder seams with flutter sleeves, and slightly hemming the sleek sheath skirt ✨️
She looked dazzling in her gown that gives an elegant appearance.
Next up is the Maid-of-Honor's gown, who wore the stunning and popular chic one-shoulder textured chiffon gown with trendy cutout, by Celebrate DB Studio from David's Bridal, in the color Cinnamon.
For this dress, Fairy Godmother not only hemmed the A-line skirt with slit, she left the back of the skirt flow into a sweep train, giving it that perfect Maid-of-Honor touch, creating an elegant and flattering silhouette.
For added comfort, Fairy Godmother also adjusted the cutout shoulder seam via widening the armcyce, or arm hole, so that it wouldn't cut into her arm, making the bodice a perfect fit on her.
This Bridesmaid now looked stunning and was ready to make her appearance in a flowy gown that drapes beautifully on her, and was sure to turn heads.
Now for the gown that needed the most work done to it: the Bride's gown!!
This Bridal Princess fell in love with this particular past-season gown in Ivory by Stella York. She was lucky to find one, but was too big and unfortunately the original long detachable blouson sleeves were missing.
So first, Fairy Godmother needed to resize this dress; she took in the sheer, lace-layered, organza bodice with strapless neckline at both the side seams, and along the button-covered zipper seam at the back, all the way down through to the fitted crepe skirt. This not only meant removing much of the matt floral lace and most of the buttons, she also had to adjust the boning.
While the bodice was carefully taken apart, the curve of the left and right princess seams on the front of the bodice were also reshaped/adjusted. A lot of work!
The bride also requested that the deep illusion plunging notch portion of the neckline be filled in, so Fairy Godmother added layers of matching ivory organza fabric there, before piecing the bodice back together, and reimbroidering all the handcrafted lace details back on with 3-D accents.
Once the reconstruction of the resized bodice was complete, Fairy Godmother adjusted the contour of the sleek and fitted mermaid skirt, then hemmed the front edge of it,
sewed the row of fabric buttons down to the hemline back on,
and added a bustle for the long sweeping train at the back.
This bride also wished that she had the missing sheer lacey sleeves to this dress, so she ordered something similar, and requested that the Fairy Godmother add them to the gown.
This was more than simply attaching sleeves onto the bodice- Fairy Godmother first adjusted the shape and the volume of these blouson sleeves to make sure they didn't look like baggy extra fabric falling off of she shoulders, then adjusted the cuffs so that the wouldn't be too wide on this princess's wrists and fall off. This way, the sleeves would now flatter her arms and elegant hands.
To attach the sleeves onto the neckline, Fairy Godmother carefully had to open the vertical seams along the sleeves so that they could be attached to the neckline without them looking like an afterthought.
Now, the sleeves blended beautifully to the bodice.
Yesterday, this Bridal Princess stunned her impeccably-tailored, modern boho wedding dress that is the epitome of the modern boho bride, complete with handcrafted details and now custom sleeves that make for an etheral and romantic bohemian touch. From her slender waist, a sleek and contoured sheath skirt in luxurious soft crepe completes the stunning look all the way down the train
Until next time, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo!
