Please submit your standard size using this form. Please review the size charts below and follow the steps.

Tools Required: Measuring Tape.

Step-by-step size submission guide

Before you start

● Wear a well-fitting, non-padded bra and fitted clothing (or measure in underwear).
● Use a soft measuring tape. If possible, have someone help you.
● Record measurements in cm. Round to the nearest 0.5 cm.

Step-by-step measurement (5 numbers only)

1. Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your bust, tape level across your back.

2. Waist: Measure your natural waist (the narrowest point). Keep the tape comfortably snug.

3. Hips: With feet together, measure around the fullest part of your hips and bottom.

4. Upper Arm: Elevate one arm to measure around the fullest part of your upper arm. 

5. Waist-hem: Measure from your waist straight down to the floor, at the front of your body, wearing the heel height you plan to wear on the day.

Choose the correct size chart

Pick the chart that matches your body shape:

● HOURGLASS Balanced bust & hips, defined waist.

● COLUMN Bust, waist, hips similar; minimal waist definition.

● FULLER HOURGLASS Fuller bust & hips with a more pronounced waist.

● INVERTED TRIANGLE Bust noticeably larger than hips.

● PEAR Hips noticeably larger than bust.

Important: If your measurements don’t fit neatly into one size

Our bodies are beautifully varied - it’s normal not to fit into one perfect size on a single chart.

If this happens:

● Review all five charts using your three measurements.

● Look for the chart where your measurements line up most closely overall.

● Choose the size that fits your largest measurement, as gowns can always be taken in during alterations.

● Remember to also select your upper arm size, height and cup size

● If unsure, submit your measurements, and we will guide you to the best chart and size.

After you submit

We’ll review your information and confirm the recommended size or request clarification if needed. Alterations are completely normal with bridal gowns - this process simply ensures we start with the closest base size.