My mom and I were in a pinch to find her MOB dress for my March wedding. We walked in and they were…read moreso accommodating even though they had 2 large bridal parties. My mom ended up finding her dress here. Would recommend to everyone!

Beautiful little store, it is tight and better for small groups. Affordable and the women are lovelyread more

DISASTER AVERTED!!! For the Superbowl I decided to wear my velvet harem pants because if I am going…read moreto be stuck watching football, at least I can be comfortable and look glamourous! Unfortunately, as soon as we arrived at the party my young daughter whispered to me, "Mama!!! Your....your pants have a hole!" I blanched and went to the bathroom to see what she was warning me about. Sure enough the entire BACKSIDE had split down the middle! EMBARASSMENT CITY! Not only did I have to borrow a pair of pants for the rest of the party, my favorite vacation pants were now ruined. I was ecstatic to see Heidee's Formals did alternations *and* repairs. Perhaps she could SAVE my pants! I had a delightful meeting with Heidee (her personality is so sunny and inviting) and she said she could help me. In less than an hour my velvet harem pants had been repaired and without any sign they had ever been ripped in the first place! She is a DREAM! I cannot recommend Heidee's Formals enough if you need any repair or alternation job! Now I can go back to looking glamourous and it's all thanks to Heidee!

What a unique and vibrant business! This bridal boutique and formal attire alterations and…read morecreations is known for their Filipino hospitality and one of a kind barong and vest combos. I'm Filipino and I've never heard or seen anything like it. The service is great and speedy, of course it is by appointment only.

My daughter and I had a horrible experience at a different dress shop and on a whim decided to…read morecheck out David's. To say they went above and beyond is an understatement. They made my daughter feel body positive and beautiful and she ended up saying yes to her dress! Ashante and the rest of the ladies were absolutely lovely to work with and made my daughter feel like a bride should feel.

Finding my dress wasn't an issue. I tried on about 10 dresses in one day and found one I loved…read more Julia was very helpful and listened to everything I explained I wanted to help me find what I was looking for. I ordered my dress on their layaway program. I had to pay extra for a $15 gown bag when my dress was already 1000+ (not their fault but should be included considering the price) and got three color swatches and a tote bag. They didn't educate me that when I want to make a payment on my dress that I have only two options, 1.) pay in store or 2.) pay over the phone with manager assistance. I live about 2 hours away so the phone is clearly the best option. I have a diamond membership and when I would call about my dress they would say they couldn't find the order at first then go through some things to see it. I would have to call multiple times or would be disconnected after being on hold and have to call back. They also didn't educate me that I would have to pay additionally if I wanted the dress shipped to my home and I could've just ordered the dress online directly and skipped ordering at the store. My dress arrives at the Tallahassee location and I needed to get it shipped to Panama City. I paid to have it shipped to Panama City. My dress arrived not in the gown bag I paid for. The bag was missing from the order, I had to call for them to find the order on their system then for them to say they would ship it out to me. I will say if you're planning a wedding and in a time crunch, this wouldn't be the place to shop. They are very sweet but disorganized which causes unnecessary stress to a bride. If my wedding was closer than six months away I would've been livid at the amount of fumbles they did while taking care of my order.

After a negative experience with trying on dresses, the owner, Brooke went above and beyond to…read morerectify the situation. She was a delight to work with and talk to. Thank you Brooke.

The owner of the business personally called my daughter the n still morning and apologized for the…read moreservice that she had received at White Wedding. So, I amend my review to recommend them.

Ms.Shawna was very professional and attentive to what my daughter wanted and needed. My daughter…read moresaid yes to her dress. So, glad I found her!

I booked and paid for a consultation with Lady Strut Gowns (Shawna Grant) in March for my…read moredaughter's prom dress. My daughter originally wanted a the look could be done or at least closely achieved. That is what I paid for. My daughter selected a dress (which was under budget), leaving room for customization. The owner also made it clear that she does not sell the same dress to multiple students, which built additional trust in her process. From there, everything became inconsistent. What was said in person did not match what was communicated through text. At one point, I was told via text that achieving the look would require a redesign of the gown and that due to the structure of the dress, it would not look exactly like the reference photo. I understood that. However, in person, I was repeatedly told that the look could be done and that we could get very close to it. At no point during the consultation was it clearly communicated that the dress could not be achieved in a comparable way. That difference in communication is what led me to move forward and continue investing additional money into the process and things she said was needed. After paying invoices for materials and services, no real progress was made on the original design. When I didn't like the appliqués she suggested, I was told to go find my own--which I did and purchased myself. Then after my daughter selected a second look (which she again confirmed she could do), I was sent another invoice and paid again--even though nothing had been completed from the first design. All of this started in March. Fast forward to the week of prom. Sunday, I was told materials were delayed and that she would reach out once everything came in. Monday passed with no communication. I reached out Tuesday and was told, "I thought you were coming up here," even though no time or clear purpose was ever given. At that point, I asked her to complete the dress and send a picture before finalizing instead of going back and forth. Late that night, almost 1 AM, she sent a picture of the dress. The dress looked nothing like what was discussed. I addressed it immediately and respectfully. Instead of working toward a solution, she became defensive and told me if I was unsure of her work, I could come pick up the dress and let someone else do it--two days before prom. I made it clear I was not unsure of her work, but what she sent was not even close to the design we agreed on. We were then told to come up there. My daughter left work early and still did not get to properly try on the dress. When I saw it in person, it still looked nothing like the reference photos. She then claimed that I told her I no longer wanted the original look, which is not true. The only adjustment I requested was lowering part of the design to accommodate my daughter's hairstyle. At that point, she said she could fix it--but would need to be compensated again for her time. Keep in mind, she had already been paid since March and had not completed the work as agreed. Another payment was made, and I was told the dress would be ready by 5 PM. Then it became 7 PM. Around 7:30 PM, I received a call saying the material wasn't working and the material she requested now need to be removed to get the look. At this point, the design looked nothing like what was discussed. It looked rushed and completely off from the vision that was presented and agreed upon. Another major issue throughout this process was the lack of accountability. At one point, I was told that I "picked the tulle," which is not accurate. In our text messages, I was only asked to choose a color that was closest to the dress--not the type of material. There was never a conversation where I selected or approved the actual material needed to achieve the design. I do not design dresses. I do not sew professionally. That is her field of expertise. When a client provides inspiration photos and trusts a business owner to execute a look, it is the responsibility of that professional to determine what materials are required--not shift that responsibility onto the client after the fact. I asked her to remove the material and simply add the appliqués throughout the dress. I also requested a refund for the materials and services that were no longer being used. That is when the situation became completely unprofessional. She began yelling on the phone, hung up on me, and sent nasty voice messages stating she did not like how I was barking out orders. She then said she would only partially refund me and that someone else shostating she did not like how I was barking out orders. She then said she would only partially refund me and that someone else should pick up the dress. When my ddaughter went to pick it up, they were made to wait outside for 15-20 minutes, despite her stating previously that no dress leaves without a fitting. She then came outside recording-with scissors in her hand.