On the drive to a wedding and out of town, my dress seam became undone. I walked in to Penny's and…read moreasked if they could fix it. In less than 15 mins my dress was repaired and I was able to make the wedding. Thank you for be so flexible and reasonable! Highly recommend!

I have been coming to Penny's for over 20 years and they are the best seamstress in NJ! Recently,…read moreMs. Ingrid redesigned a wedding dress for me to wear to my bridal shower and it was absolutely gorgeous!!! she also used the excess material to make a handbag as well. If you haven't tried them, make sure you do!

You want & need to learn sewing, here is the place to be! Not only is she patient and wanting to…read morehelp , you grasp a great experience with this school.

From the owner: There are several reasons why you should join FC Creative Studio. We save you the time of filtering…read morethrough hundreds of Online videos, by receiving hands-on experience through our programs with professionals. Our programs are customized to help you reach your full potential as a fashion designer, and assist you with anything from designing patterns/to fabrication/sample making/product development.

I recently attended the event at Marian House in Cherry Hill. While the venue was beautiful and the…read morevendors were kind and engaging, I was deeply disappointed by the apparent lack of integrity in the way the main raffle--the event's primary draw--was conducted. At the start of the raffle, I observed a blonde staff member quietly place a ticket in front of a bride seated beside me, who showed no reaction. That bride later handed the ticket to her fiancé. At the end of the event, the same staff member returned to announce the honeymoon winner, reading a pre-drawn ticket number. The bride and her mother nudged the fiancé--who hadn't even looked at his ticket--before he finally claimed the prize, awkwardly feigning surprise. It was the same blue ticket placed in front of them at the start. This sequence of events strongly suggests that the outcome was predetermined. It is extremely disappointing to witness such a lack of fairness, integrity, and transparency, especially at an event meant to celebrate such meaningful moments. I am happy for anyone winning an amazing honeymoon - but the fact that it was rigged to gift to someone predetermined soured my experience and trust in attending any future events. Beyond the disappointment in the moment, the implications of this are significant. Many brides came with genuine excitement and invested their time, under the impression that they had a fair chance at the prize. The rigged grand prize not only undermines that trust but also damages the credibility of the organizers and participating vendors. I was not the only witness. For upcoming bridal shows, I will not be attending any run by this company - and I highly advise any brides attending or thinking of it to come in with the expectation that the main prize is likely someone the staff knows or has prearranged with to win.

I recently went to a bridal expo at the cosmopolitan and the club at picatinny arsenal…read more both experiences were amazing! the food was awesome, the vendors were great, and it was really helpful for a new bride starting their wedding planning journey. I will attend as many as I can!