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[moosesal]

So I decided on a dress last week for the wedding. I found something absolutely gorgeous online and I ordered it. The shop owner was shipping today (I even had a tracking number) and as she was wrapping it up, she saw a tiny moth hole. *weeps

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[moosesal]

It's hard enough to find something vintage that fits over my boobs. This was not only the right sizing, but it's wool with sleeves which is nice for a Feb wedding in the mountains. And I've just so got my heart set on it.

[ldthomps]

I hope it ends up working! I had a dress that I wore, hole and all for a friend's wedding - but I wasn't getting photographed a bunch. Hopefully this one can be covered nicely, cuz the dress sounds Pretty.

[moosesal]

I hope so too!

[turnonmyheels]

Oh is it the salted caramel one you emailed me? I hope it's fixable. ::crosses fingers::

[moosesal]

Yep. It's that one. And I think I'm going to take it no matter what. Don't have the pic yet. But I got this great brooch and earrings to go with, so I really want it.

Coworker said her backyard neighbor is a seamstress (and retired home-ec teacher), so depending on the issue, I might see if she can help me fix it.

[turnonmyheels]

I hope that will be the case!

[flaming_muse]

I hope it all works out for you!

I had a more traditional wedding, but I had a lot more time to plan it, that's for sure! You're doing a speed course!

[moosesal]

I've known since last summer we were going to do this. We just hadn't decided at that time to actually dress up.

[poshcat]

Weddings are definitely stressful! I'm sure the seamstress neighbour will be able to help you, and don't fret at all about it. Nobody but you will ever notice if there's a small repair - everyone is going to be dazzled by how lovely you are, plus they're going to be thinking about the ski hill ride down. :0P