Jamie Go

Bespoke Bridal Couture

Jamie Go is a Quezon City–based atelier crafting one-of-a-kind wedding gowns and special-occasion dresses. With 18 years of heritage, they blend traditional hand-sewing with modern silhouettes to create pieces that reflect your style and story.

Signature Offerings

Custom Wedding Gowns (silk, lace, tulle, crepe)
Ready-to-Wear Bridal Styles (seasonal collection)
Evening & Rehearsal Dinner Dresses
Bridal Accessories (veils, boleros, belts)
Mother-of-the-Bride/Groom Ensembles
Alterations & Fittings

Where We Serve

Metro Manila (atelier appointments by location)

Atelier Address

1470 WDG Building, Quezon Avenue, Quezon City

Pricing & Packages

Package Name	Description	Price
Custom Bridal Gown	Fully bespoke design, 3–4 fittings, premium fabrics	₱ Upon request
Ready-to-Wear Gown	Select from seasonal collection, minor alterations included	₱30,000–₱50,000
Bridal Accessories Pack	Custom veil, beaded belt or bolero	₱5,000–₱12,000
Mother-of-the-Day Outfit	Custom design and fitting for parent of bride/groom	₱25,000–₱40,000
Rush Alteration Service	Last-minute adjustments, 1–2 fittings	₱8,000

Why Jamie Go Stands Out

Artisanal Craftsmanship: Hand-stitched details and custom draping
Personal Fit Experience: Multiple fittings ensure perfect comfort
Timeless Design: Classic elegance with modern flair
Local Heritage: Nearly two decades serving Metro Manila brides

Tips for a Seamless Bridal Process

Book your custom consultation 6–8 months before
Bring fabric swatches or mood-board images to guide design
Allocate 2–3 hours per fitting session for detailed adjustments
Confirm measurements and style changes at least 2 months ahead
Schedule rush alteration if you need last-minute tweaks before the big day

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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