It would have been nice if they would have responded to messages left. It would have been really…read morenice if they hadn't left the raw hem on my husbands wedding pants at the length they were supposed to be cuffed at.

From the owner: * By Appointment Only *…read more Welcome! I’m Chele, the bridal seamstress behind Sewing Hands Alterations. I work exclusively on wedding gowns, bridesmaid dresses, and mother-of-the-bride gowns, offering high-level craftsmanship for the moments that matter most. If you’d like to get in touch or book an appointment, please visit my website—everything runs through there, including scheduling. I don’t handle booking or inquiries through Yelp. With years of experience in bridal construction and redesign, I specialize in delicate lace work, intricate beading, structural adjustments, and thoughtful custom changes that elevate your gown while honoring your vision. Every bride is unique, and your appointment includes a full evaluation of your gown, a walkthrough of the alterations needed, and a written quote after I’ve seen the dress in person. I do not provide services for menswear, everyday clothing, winter coats, or home decor. My goal is to make your experience personal, reassuring, and enjoyable. From start to finish, I’m here to help you feel confident, comfortable, and beautiful in the gown you’ve chosen for your once-in-a-lifetime day.

I had a very disappointing and stressful experience with this wedding gown cleaner and would not…read morerecommend them to any bride. I dropped off my wedding gown prior to my destination wedding in Mexico for a cleaning and press. My dress was a sample gown purchased off the rack, and the bridal boutique provided a certificate for a free cleaning. Since the boutique recommended this business and they advertise themselves as "wedding gown specialists," I didn't hesitate to trust them with my dress. The cleaning and pressing took two weeks, and I picked up my gown a week before leaving for Mexico. At pickup, the clerk unzipped the garment bag, asked me if it was my dress, and then zipped it back up. I was not asked to inspect it--only to identify it. I went directly to my seamstress for a final alteration, and that's when the issues became apparent. The beading on the straps now had loose threads hanging, and my seamstress immediately expressed concern. She stated the straps had been perfect before going to the cleaners, but now gemstones were loose and missing. She also said the dress appeared to have been tumbled, as there were new snags that had not been there previously. When I got home and inspected my gown more closely, I was devastated. Parts of the straps were clearly melted, gems were missing or loose, and my once-perfect dress was damaged. I immediately called the cleaners on Saturday morning (three days before leaving for Mexico) and was told to bring the dress in. I drove from Byron Center to Holland again to show them the damage. During that visit, the sales representative confirmed that dresses are placed in garment bags and tumbled as part of their cleaning process. She also acknowledged that the straps felt melted compared to my original fabric swatch and suggested it may have been caused by heat from the iron. On Monday morning, I received a text from the owner stating they were not responsible for the damage because I had "inspected" the dress before leaving the store--which is simply not true. I was never asked to inspect it. Why would I think to closely examine delicate straps if the dress was only supposed to be cleaned and pressed? The owner offered to replace the straps, but the materials available on such short notice were clearly inferior to the original. With less than 24 hours before flying to Mexico, this was not an acceptable solution. I ultimately asked for a refund of the $90 pressing fee, especially since the damage cost me well over $200 in additional fabric, seamstress work, and travel expenses. That request was refused. The stress, time, and emotional toll this caused right before my wedding were overwhelming. I strongly advise brides to go elsewhere for wedding dress services. This experience was not worth the "free" cleaning that came with my gown.

They were very kind and did an amazing job on my maid of honor dress even in a short amount of…read moretime. I deeply appreciate the service they provided.

Had a dress hemmed for a wedding. It was my only option due to the short time frame. A three layer…read moredress alteration was overpriced (however I wasn't charged a fee for the short time frame). She was supposed to shorten the straps but didn't, and she was a few days late getting me the dress so I didn't have time to try it in before I left.

From the owner: Offering tailoring and alterations for: Wedding gowns…read moreProm Dresses Bridesmaids dresses Men's Suits Men's Tuxedos Zipper replacement and repair Furniture cushions Outdoor furniture cushions T-shirt quilts Memory bears

I handed a salesperson my phone to show her a picture of a quilt I made, and she grabbed my phone…read moreout of my hand and started scrolling through my personal photos. A huge invasion of privacy, and extremely uncomfortable.

They are absolutely fantastic. I purchased a new sewing machine and when I opened the box at home,…read moreit was missing a power cord. I called the store to report this and within an hour, Kayden, was at my door with a cord and I reside 40 minutes away. WOW!

Kacey has leather backpack and sweatshirt for me. Both times he was able to finish the than a…read moreweek. Communication is great. Very, very reasonable pricing

I requested a custom instrument case from Kasey. My item needed to be completed by a particular…read moredate and he was able to complete it well in advance of that date. I really appreciated the craftsmanship put into designing my case with pockets, straps, and boards to maintain its shape. The recycled denim pattern is very cute and fashionable. My case was adored by my fellow musicians! Many thanks and compliments to Kasey.