FAQs

What to expect at your appointment?

What should I wear?

Nude or white underwear is best. If you have a strapless bra, you may wish to wear it.

No thongs, please! Your bottom may be in my face at some point!

You won't need your shoes as we have a fittings podium to give the correct height.

Please leave the fake tan, full make up and heavily scented body lotions and perfumes for another day!

Trying on dresses is hard work, and we want our gowns to stay fresh for other Brides, too!

To keep your trying-on fun, we will ask you to step into most gowns. It's far easier that way!

Fire Regulations permit a total of 4 guests plus the Bride.

You could invite others to your Collection appointment - you can try your gown on and select your accessories if you haven't already.

It's all about you! If you need to bring children, please make sure that someone can look after them.

Yes, we are! Ali's nephew is a wheelchair user, so we know how vital it is to make sure that everyone can enjoy the Blue & Sixpence Experience!

We're fully accessible with disabled parking, suitable toilets and level access.

Blue & Sixpence is designed for easy movement around the boutique and changing room.

If you need help with mobilty or dressing, please bring someone with you who understands your needs and can help you.

Take home with you on the day of your appointment. Or spread the cost with our Interest-Free Payment Plans.

We accept:

Blue & Sixpence Payment Plan

Cash

BACS transfer

Debit/Credit card

Google Pay

Apple Pay

Up to 24 months,

0% interest payment plans always available.

No Credit Checks needed.

Please ask for details.

Organised Orla? Last-Minute Lucy? We can help you find your gown!

Ideally, you should shop for your gown once you have confirmed your date & venue.

The earlier you book, the longer you can take to pay for your gown. We are now helping 2026 and 2027 Brides!

Remember that most gowns will need some tailoring and you should allow time for this.

Our flexible, interest-free payment plans mean the sooner you come in, the longer you have to pay for your gown.