How much does home try-on cost?

<p>$10 per dress, plus free shipping both ways.</p>

Sample Devin - Beaded Size 00

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What you'll get in your try-on box

Your dresses

Measuring tape

Prepaid return

Return bag

Sizing & fit guide

How Home Try-On Works

Select your styles

$10 per dress. Free shipping both ways. Samples ship in 3–5 business days from any of our 150+ styles.

Try them on at home — you have 7 full days

Use the measuring tape, compare side by side, and take photos. Your bridesmaids in another state? FaceTime them in. Throw a try-on party — that's the whole point.

Send everything back in the prepaid bag

Drop at any UPS location before day 7 to avoid late fees. We'll email you a reminder on day 5.

Order your real dress in your real color

Now you know your style and your size. Place your made-to-order in the exact color you want. We start making it the day you check out.

Common questions about home try-on

$10 per dress, plus free shipping both ways.

Most brides try 3–4 styles to compare. There's no limit on how many separate try-on orders you can place.

Samples ship in the sizes and colors we have on hand. If yours isn't available, we have a waitlist available on the try on product page.

ch person can place her own try-on order to her own address. Plenty of bridal parties shop this way — try on at home, FaceTime each other, then everyone orders independently in the same color.

Within 7 days of delivery. We'll send a reminder on day 5. Drop the bag at any UPS location — no printing, no scheduling.

If you keep the dress past the grace period, you're charged the full retail price. Email us if life gets in the way — we work with brides on extensions all the time.

Yes — that's exactly what we built this for. Order multiple styles, gather your girls, pour something bubbly, and pick the dress in person together.

Swatches are 4-inch fabric squares — perfect for confirming a color matches your palette. Home try-on is the actual dress on your body — for confirming style, fit, and length. Most brides do both: swatches first to lock in color, then try-on for the dress itself.