Bridal and occasion wear,
made to fit you

As soon as you've bought your dress and know when the shop will deliver it. Don't wait until a month before: book straight away and I'll take care of the rest. I always schedule the first fitting 1–2 months before the wedding, because I want to take your measurements as close to the day as possible. That way we avoid big changes in your figure, especially in a dress as complex as a wedding dress. In your first message, tell me what you'd like done and anything you're unsure about. I'll then judge whether we should meet earlier: for bigger alterations, or if materials need to be ordered, we meet 3–4 months before. These are the right timings for everything.

Yes, I'd love that! Your slot is then secured. The first fitting will still be 1–2 months before the wedding, and I'll get in touch as the date gets closer.

Because planning a wedding is long and exciting, but also stressful, and we all want the big day to be perfect. Many women change size during that time, sometimes down, sometimes up, and sometimes there's wonderful news: a little one on the way! That's why an early fitting doesn't make sense. Even if you contact me a year ahead, the first fitting will always be 1–2 months before the big day.

Usually two. After the first fitting I work on the dress for 1–2 weeks, and then it's ready for the second fitting. If everything fits perfectly, you take it home. If the dress needs extra work, such as new sleeves or special shaping, we usually add one or two fittings along the way, before the final fitting and handover. It really helps if you tell me in your first message what you need, so I can plan the appointments around you.

As soon as possible, so your slot is secured. Let me know you're pregnant and I'll make sure the dress is the right size and comfortable on the day.

Straight away, once you've bought or collected your dress. Mention it in your message and I'll suggest a date as close to the wedding as possible, so the dress fits at its best. The first fitting is usually about a month before, and that's enough for the perfect fit.

As soon as you've bought the dress, send me a message with the date of the confirmation. I'll find you an after-school appointment 1–2 months before. My best tip: let your daughter try the dress on at home again a few weeks before our appointment. Girls often change shape since they first tried it on.

Text me straight away and I'll check my calendar. I always do my best to find a solution. Alterations that need fabric ordered do take time, though, so I can't promise those at the last minute.

I see clients on weekdays, by appointment only. Weekends are for my family.

Yes, always. My atelier is a private studio and I work a lot with occasion dresses, so even for a hem you need to book a time. I work on my own and don't have staff to welcome customers, so this way you won't have to wait.

Send me a text or a Messenger message, ideally with a photo of the dress and the date of your event. I'll suggest a time that suits you.

It happens! Just let me know as soon as you can. There is no cancellation fee.

Your shoes, the bra or cups you'll wear, your petticoat and smoothing shorts if you have them. That way I can see exactly how the dress will fall on the day.

About an hour. We take our time so you feel at ease. The whole process usually takes 1–2 weeks.

Of course! My atelier is small and cosy, so I ask you to bring one person.

Yes, plenty! The atelier is on a farm in the countryside, so there is lots of free parking right by the door.

Feel free to text me in Danish, and I'll reply in Danish too. I don't speak Danish, though, so at the fitting we'll talk in English (or Italian or Spanish). If you like, bringing a Danish-speaking friend is a lovely idea.

Almost anything! Hemming, taking in, bustles, straps, sleeves and necklines. I can add or remove sleeves, change a neckline, add or remove layers, add buttons and much more. I work on wedding dresses, confirmation dresses, evening dresses and everyday clothes too.

Unfortunately not. Wedding dresses are large and voluminous and need a lot of space to be cut, which I don't have in my atelier. But I can make almost any change you dream of on your own dress. Smaller made-to-measure pieces, such as accessories, cushions and curtains, I'm happy to make.

We'll talk about it together. I don't keep stock, but order what your dress needs from specialised suppliers in Europe, so the quality is the very best. Materials such as cups, zips, buttons, corset laces, lace, lining, sequins and beads are added to the invoice at cost price. I don't make any profit on them.

Have a look at my price guide further up the page. The prices only give an idea of time and cost. I can only give you the exact price once I've seen the dress, because it depends on the alterations, the fabric and how the dress is made. You don't pay for the time spent on fittings.

Yes, and I love it! Giving a dress a second life is wonderful. I just ask that it is washed and cleaned before you bring it.

Yes, if you can't come to the atelier. In Aalborg there is a fixed price of 625 kr including VAT, which covers one fitting and delivery of the dress. Outside Aalborg the price is based on kilometres. If you don't have space at home, we can also meet at one of the bridal shops I work with.

If the dress gets dirty or damaged at my atelier, I pay for cleaning or repair. It has never happened in my whole career, but if it did, it would be my responsibility.

We're all human and mistakes can happen. If I've made an alteration wrongly, I'll fix it and pay for the extra time myself. Honesty always comes first.