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Wedding Dress Specialist - Bridal Gown Alterations - Seabrook Island, SC

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thimble alterationsEdisto Island (SC)

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About the role

Job Description: Read on to fully understand what this job requires in terms of skills and experience If you are a good match, make an application. We are seeking a skilled wedding dress specialist to join our network of independent alteration professionals. If you have a passion for precision tailoring on bridal gowns and a steady hand for delicate fabrics, we want to hear from you.
About the Role:
  • Hem, take in, and let out wedding dresses across all silhouettes (A-line, ball gown, mermaid, sheath, fit-and-flare)
  • Build custom bustles (American, French, ballroom, over) suited to each gown's train
  • Adjust bodices, alter straps and necklines, replace or add cups, install or repair zippers and lacing
  • Work confidently with delicate fabrics: lace, tulle, silk, satin, organza, beaded and sequined overlays What We Look ForHands-on experience tailoring bridal or fine formalwear
  • Comfort working with multi-layer garments and structured construction
  • Accurate, repeatable measuring and fitting technique
  • Reliable communication with brides xaygatp and clear delivery timelines What You GetIndependent contractor flexibility — accept the bookings that fit your week
  • Local bridal clients matched directly to your profile
  • Build long-term repeat business through reviews and referrals
  • No storefront required — work from your home studio

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