Frequently Asked Questions

A: Group size is limited to 4 people plus the bride. Vaccinated guests do not need to wear a mask while in the shop. If you or anyone in your group is unwell please call the shop to reschedule.

A: Yes! We want this to be the best shopping experience of your life. By scheduling an appointment, we can make sure you receive the proper individual attention you deserve while wedding dress shopping. Groups size is limited to 4 people plus the bride. Weekend appointments require a credit card to offically book. There is no charge for the appointment but a $25 cancellation within 24 hours or a $100 no show fee will be applied as needed.

A: We encourage you to bring one or two close family members or friends who you value and trust. Buying your wedding dress is an important decision and its best to have people who will offer you advice and guidance.

A: It can help if you bring pictures of wedding dresses that you have found in magazines or online that you like.

A: We wish there was one, easy answer, but the length of time from when you order a dress to when it arrives depends on a few factors.

Factors to consider when ordering a wedding dress with Bridals By Jodi include:
Delivery times vary by designer. If you are on a tight time line or are concerned about timing, please check with our wedding consultants on which designers will be able to meet your schedule.

Some dresses may not be in stock with our vendor which will require additional time for a dress to be delivered. We can check inventories nationally to see if your dress is available before you place an order.

On average, most wedding gowns take 4 to 6 months to arrive in our shop once they are ordered. For brides with an immediate need, we can work to find a wedding gown in your size that is currently in stock. If you need a wedding gown ASAP, we can work with our vendor to locate a dress in your size at a location in the United States and often are able to have it delivered within a week. There are additional "rush fees" for these services.

A: A "rush fee" allows your dress to "cut" the line at the factory. The factory actually stops production and puts your gown at the head of the line. Bridals By Jodi does not make any profit off "rush fees".