I would absolutely not recommend Allison Jayne's bridal shop.I went in to have a look at wedding dresses and, while I found a dress I loved that I was happy to buy, they do adopt a very high-pressure sales technique. I decided to buy the dress after having thought about it, and they were very friendly and helpful. They tried to push some overpriced accessories (£50 for a plain piece of chiffon as a shawl yikes!), but I was clear about what I wanted and they didn't have it.So, I went away having paid the deposit feeling quite happy. Six months later, we went to have a look at the dress and have a first fitting. They left us standing outside the shop for fifteen minutes on a freezing December morning (after 9am, too!), which wasn't a good startI went with my Mum, who had been a seamstress in her youth, and we got the impression that the dress wasn't as good quality as the one I'd initially tried on. We weren't sure though, so let it go. There were some adjustments needed to the hem (which was weird, because I'm quite tall and the dress was the perfect length when I'd tried it on initially), and the boning stuck out over the hip making it look a weird shape.When we went back a month or so later, after the adjustments had been done, we were appalled. There was a snag in the chiffon! The boning had been altered so one side was higher than the other! The hem was wonky, so one side touched the ground whereas the other didn't! There was no shifting around of the dress that we could do to make it look ok. The sales girl refused to see it, even though it was as plain as day. She even got the in-house seamstress to come in and try and bully us down. There's only so much arguing you can do three days before your wedding, though, so we ended up paying and leaving.I am so disgusted and disappointed by my experience with Allison Jayne's, and would absolutely not recommend them to anyone. read more