Worst customer service!!…read more My friend ordered a dress made to measure from this boutique. She ordered the dress 7weeks in advance and was told it will be ready in time. When we went to the shop the man who owns the shop showed us the dress which was the same dress she saw on the mannequin 7weeks ago. The dress had marks and few beading missing. The dress which she wanted hadn't arrived and the owner lied saying the dress in front of us was the new one she ordered. The owner lied so much he had no idea after a while what he was saying. The owner is the rudest person I have come across screaming at the customers. Customers needs did not come first. Owner didn't want to listen to the customer and lied over and over again!! Do NOT shop from this boutique. You won't get what you pay for. BEWARE!!

I live in Los Angeles and was marrying someone who's family is from Pakistan. With the desire to…read moreincorporate some of his traditions, I sought a dressmaker who is familiar with the culture. I looked around for in-person shops here in Los Angeles, but knew nothing could be as good as getting a dress made in Pakistan. I chose a deep red, fully beaded dress. The process was pretty easy. I took my measurements, and they sent me a "dummy" dress. This way, you can make any changes before the final dress is cut. And it's an important part of the process for me as I was unable to try on a dress in person. Communication via WhatsApp was great. They were always willing to work with my requests. They even made a red dupatta, that matched my dress, for my maid of honor at the last minute so she stood out. I received so many compliments about this dress. The dupatta was amazingly beautiful. It is truly a work of art. And well worth the money. Great prices, great process, and lots of variety to choose from. I will say, the dress was very heavy, but I was able to manage myself in it. I'm taller and the weight was manageable. Well worth it!!

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If you're looking for Asian bridal clothing in Birmingham then one of the best places is the…read moreLadypool Road. It has numerous shops like Panache that sell bridal outfits, which can be made to measure. Just their window display exemplifies some of the intricate and heavy pieces they sell, which are very glamourous and eye-catching. They offer more lenghas than anything else and you could get yours tailored to fit you perfectly. Although this does take a few weeks so make sure you plan ahead. The prices are about average for this kind of clothing in the local area - expensive! But then you pay for what you get. The outfits are hand-embroidered with stonework and diamantes. Some of the pieces are made with Swarovski elements for extra dazzle. It's a must for brides-to-be to check out.

Handily located near to the beauty salon I use, I decided to pop in here on a whim after being…read moreasked to be bridesmaid to my oldest school friend. We' been instructed to source bridesmaids dresses that were white and lacey and nowhere on the high street was coming up trumps. The shop isn't huge, and caters mostly to brides rather than bridesmaids - but does have a fair few accessories to ogle over, and the dresses are beautiful. The staff were really helpful, suggesting a couple of other places I might consider trying - and even suggesting alternatives that my friend might consider us wearing, whilst still sticking to our colour scheme. Although we didn't end up ordering anything with them (we ended up choosing prom dresses from M&S!) they were a big help in enabling us to figure out what on earth we were going to wear! Glad I popped in after getting my eyelashes done after all!

Mairs are one of the exceptional stores on Soho Road for that Asian wedding and bridal attire…read more They always display the latest designs and the fashion you can't produce in the UK, they bring all the items over from all over Asia, which includes, India, Singapore and far out east. Popular, and occasionally you will find a great sale on, they also have some nice outfits for men. Certainly take friends and family with you on your visit here. Whatever colours you prefer they sell. I like how they speak lots of languages, and it's more convenient for my mothers generation who knows that she trusts what they're saying about their garments when she can speak to them in her own language. I'd recommend visiting the store, car parking is available nearby, and the shop is served with bus routes regularly from the city and West Bromwich. Quite busy on the weekends though.

This is one shop on Soho Road I like going to and just walking into the shop, I got a sense of…read morethere being a friendly atmosphere about the place. Despite the fact I have not brought anything from here, I have tried one or two sherwanis from Mairs. Just wearing them felt good and the only thing that prevented me from buying them was price. I did ask if they could reduce the price by a small amount but they couldn't. What I will say is that the staff here are very friendly and will help you if you need it. They will happily answer your questions and offer you advice. I did find some sherwanis had way too much embroidery but I guess there are Asians out there that like Indian suits with plenty of sequins/embroidery. If Mairs did lower their prices then maybe I would buy a sherwani from here. As well as Menswear, there are Asian Ladieswear on sale here as well.

Just by looking at the saris on display at Silons, I had a feeling that this place oozes class. And…read moreI was right. The saris here are pretty decent and my family have been here on several occasions. My mother in particular enjoys coming here and has brought a couple of dresses for upcoming weddings. Not that my dad has been pleased about it since he has ended up paying for them. There are also Mens sherwanis on sale so there is something for Men and they are not waiting for their partners to come out of the store. No offence women but you do spend way to long in shops. I know exactly how Men feel when it comes to waiting for women to finish in shops. I would come back here for sure and prices are not bad although there are one or two items that are expensive. A decent shop to go to in my view if you are looking for something to wear at a wedding.

Catwalk designs are commonly being incorporated in Asian formal outfits. Silons focuses on fusion…read morepieces of traditional Asian fabrics and embroidery with Western designs in the form of long dresses and corset/skirt outfits. The exterior looks like a high-end boutique with gorgeous window displays. However, the same appeal is lacking inside. There are many staff members who tend to shadow you as you browse, which I personally find quite frustrating but I suppose they're attempting to give a personal shopping experience. The designs are quite exuberant and extreme for my taste, but if that is what you're into then it's worth a visit. They're far from reasonably priced with outfits at around £400, although this is about average in the local area. They stock a limited range of jewellery also. There is a pay and display car park next to the boutique, which has a corner location so it's hard to miss.

Absolutely wonderful to work with! I was struggling as an alternative, queer, plus sized bride, and…read moreJo was lovely to chat with. She made me a custom belt for my wedding gown, of my beloved dog, and it turned out perfectly. Better than ai could have ever hoped! Unfortunately, our pup passed away a few weeks ago, and I am so so so grateful to have this belt with her likeness to cherish for the rest of my life.

I d always walked past Couture Company and wasn't exactly sure on its target audience but since…read moreentering the world of a rock n roll bride I am now initiated in the fact that Jo creates that best wedding dresses ( sadly I realised this after I bought my dress, but I ve still had my cake and eaten it). Jo ( the owner of couture company) and her team make your dreams come true! You want a dress you can ride a unicycle in - they make it, hello kitty on your dress, no problem! I took part in a bridal shoot in digbeth and was asked to pop along to CC where Jo would pick a dress for me! The dress was stunning and fitted me like a glove ( me and Jim nearly ran away and got married there and then). I had some stunning shoes by revive shoes to wear, covered in buttons and a fantastic head piece created by CC...I felt like a quirky princess. Jo has since moved her fantastic design area and creation studio to Fazeley St and when I visit I feel like Charlie in the chocolate factory. In awe of what I see & hoping I can hang out in the corner without being asked to leave! As well as making dresses, belts and headpieces you can also buy corsets and petticoats. Jo also stocks the shoes by Revive and Crown and Glory head pieces. I also noticed some felt bouquets by jamball. Please make sure you book a consultation if you want to pop in. Finally, if the team weren't busy enough, they also put on the eclectic wedding fayre in Birmingham and London, in conjunction with Assayination (wedding photographer extraordinaire) Just to note that Couture Company is now in Minerva works on Fazeley St

While the initial purchase went smoothly, the alteration process was handled poorly, which…read moreultimately left me disappointed in my experience at Brides of Solihull. I purchased my gown in August 2024, and the alterations--specifically around the bust--were carried out between July and September 2025 by Barbara Aranguiz of Aranguiz London, as recommended by the shop. I picked up the dress on September 10 with the understanding that all alterations had been completed to the specifications agreed with Barbara, which included securely sewing in bra cups. However, I only discovered on the morning of my wedding that the cups had been merely tacked in rather than properly sewn, resulting in a noticeably gaping fit in person and in my photos. I returned to the shop on September 15, the first business day after my wedding, to address the issue. The process was frustrating--I felt brushed off by staff, particularly the manager and owner, who did not seem to take my concerns seriously or work to resolve the matter promptly. It took multiple calls and several visits before I finally received a refund for the alteration work. During this process, I spoke directly with Barbara, who acknowledged to me that the cups had not been sewn in properly. This situation caused a great deal of unnecessary stress and disappointment during what should have been a joyful and memorable time. Given the cost and significance of a wedding gown, I expected much better quality, professionalism, and care. I would strongly caution other brides to look elsewhere for alterations.

AVOID this shop at all cost. Their business is extremely dodgy... they still keep records in…read morenotebooks not anything legal. Not surprised since they're a bunch of pensioners doing this as a side gig and are being paid cash in hand. ALTERATIONS = DAMAGING of gorgeous dresses. The seamstress they are working with, Barbara, hasn't got a clue about anything. She is not even using a measuring tape... if you want to avoid VERY UNPLEASANT surprises with the most important item of your day don't go there. Every time I flagged a fault the reply was :"don't worry, babe, it gets sorted once pressed" there was simply no talking to her. Feel so gutted with the whole thing... my wedding is next week and I need to find a way to sort things out. What I bought as a £1500 brand new dress, now looks like something from a charity shop.