I had David's credit so I bought my slip there today....Burton's said it would be about $60. It was $49 at David's..woohoo.....one size was a tiny bit tight (you could see a seam/indentation bc of it).....I bought the next size up...it's a tiny, tiny bit loose...will that be an issue? I go for my fitting next week.....ugh...clearly I'm just stressing about everything!
bemyyoko
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i don't think it's a problem at all. especially since the seamstress can also make it a bit smaller if need be. also, i'm no seamstress but i can sew and worked on a lot of costumes and what not both at the store and while working in theater so if they say they are going to charge you a lot, i might be able to help you out for free. don't sweat the small stuff kiddo, we'll get you through it!
TGs Lady 22908
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Don't stress!!! ( I should take my own advice)
I'm sure it will be fine and if it's not, you can always ask your seamstress to alter it like Kerri had suggested.
Good luck sweetie!!!! It's almost here!!!
SugaBeans
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OMG why did you do that??? you should just go naked!!!!
HAHA im sure it will be fine but like mentioned above, maybe it can be pinned or taken in!
LIprincess
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bigger means you can eat more cocktail hour :)
ILOVEBRIAN2008
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dont stress! use a safety pin you'll be good to go hahaha
hyphenbride
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I got a free crinoline from a neighbor (who said, 'When the heck am I gonna wear THAT again') who is a bit bigger than me. It's loose on my waist (but won't slip past my hips). It looks fine underneath my dress, but if it's an issue, I'll get a safety pin.
