Ivory & White Bridal Store

Your Dream Dress Awaits

Ivory & White Bridal Store offers a curated selection of ready-to-wear and made-to-order wedding gowns. By appointment only, their Quezon City boutique combines expert fittings with personalized style guidance so you walk down the aisle in confidence.

Our Bridal Services

Ready-to-wear gowns from local and international designers
Custom-made gowns tailored to your measurements
One-on-one styling consultations
Multiple fittings for the perfect drape and fit
Veils, belts, and accessories to complement your look
Sample sale events with discounted gowns

Where We Serve

Metro Manila (main)

Boutique Location

Unit 101, Eaglestar Condominium
25 Fabian de la Rosa Street, Quezon City

Pricing & Packages

Package/Service Name	Description	Price
Ready-to-Wear Gown	Off-the-rack selection; includes up to two minor alterations	₱35,000–₱50,000
Custom-Made Gown	Fully bespoke design, pattern-making, and three fittings	₱50,000–₱80,000
Sample Sale Gown	Discontinued or floor sample gowns at special rates	₱15,000–₱20,000
Accessories Add-On	Veils, belts, boleros, and hairpieces	₱2,000–₱8,000 each

Why Choose Ivory & White

Spacious, luxurious fitting rooms with full-length mirrors
Personalized attention from styling to final fitting
Mix of local and international designer labels
Occasional sample sales for budget-minded brides
Clear pricing and honest guidance—no hidden fees

Tips for Your Bridal Journey

Book your appointment 6–9 months before your date
Bring your veil and shoes to fittings for accurate hem length
Confirm final dress order at least 4 months ahead to allow fittings
Attend sample sales for discounted designer options
Keep open communication about budget and style preferences

Questions To Ask

What lead time do you require for made-to-measure, RTW, or rental gowns, and what are the cutoff dates before my wedding?
What is the total price range, what exactly is included in the base price, and which add-ons or rush fees could increase costs?
What alterations are included, who performs them, and how will you handle weight changes close to the date?
Can you meet my church or cultural requirements—for example modest coverage or Filipiniana elements—and provide sketches for approval?
What are your policies for design changes, cancellations or postponements, refunds, and are these terms clearly stated in a signed contract with timelines and warranties?

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