Your fitting

Your wedding dress fitting – from the first dress to the #Gänsehautmoment

Here is what a personal fitting at Herzlich Braut feels like: a private atmosphere, your loved ones by your side, and an unforgettable finale.

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Bride walks down the red catwalk in her dream dress
In this article
  1. Arrive and settle in at your own pace
  2. Photo gallery
  3. Discover together what suits you best
  4. Six-meter red catwalk
  5. A keepsake photo for the two of you

Arrive and settle in at your own pace

Your exclusive appointment is all about you. You and your guests arrive at a leisurely pace, choose your preferred private suite, and get to know your consultant over drinks and light snacks. No other bride will be in the shop during your consultation.

Photo gallery

Guests step onto the catwalk at Herzlich Braut
Companions seated in the pink private fitting area at Herzlich Braut
Bride presents a voluminous dress to her companions
Bride walks down the red catwalk in her dream dress
Keepsake photo of a bride with family and friends
View across the red catwalk through the bridal shop
Marion accompanies a bride before her presentation
Smiling bride in front of the flower wall in the private fitting area
Live music on the white grand piano during the catwalk moment
Happy group holding a Herzlich Braut sign after the fitting
Guests wait excitedly beside the red catwalk
Bride enters the private fitting area in a wedding dress
Bride on the red catwalk with applauding companions
Bride raises a toast with her companions after her fitting

Discover together what suits you best

After a personal consultation, you’ll explore the collection together. You can discover styles for yourself while also receiving honest suggestions tailored to your wishes, your figure, and your wedding. In the spacious fitting room, you’ll get a first look at the outfits before revealing them to your loved ones.

Find your style step by step together. Once a favorite is found, matching accessories complete the look.

Six-meter red catwalk

Wearing your dream dress, you get to walk along our six-meter-long red catwalk. You can feel the dress in motion and see the reactions of your companions. On Saturdays, if you wish, you can experience a unique atmosphere accompanied by live music played on a white 1901 C. Bechstein grand piano. Back in the private fitting area with your selected styles, you can try them on and get a first look in the large mirror within the spacious changing room. If you like what you see, you can then show off the look to your companions, who are eagerly waiting for you in the private area. Musical accompaniment on Saturdays N. S. N. W. N62 and B51 After a brief chat, our consultant will accompany you to the collection so you can select the styles you would like to try on together. After a personal consultation, you will explore the collection together. You are free to discover pieces yourself while also receiving honest suggestions that suit your wishes, your figure, and your wedding. You can get a first impression in the spacious changing room before revealing your favorite looks to your loved ones.

This emotional conclusion is a moment that many brides and their families will look back on fondly for a long time.

A keepsake photo for the two of you

Once you have found your dream dress, you can toast to the occasion together. A keepsake photo rounds off your day. Whether you decide right then or want to take some time to think it over, our consultation remains respectful and free of sales pressure. Once you’ve found your dream dress, our six-meter-long red catwalk awaits. On Saturdays, you can enjoy a unique experience accompanied by live piano music played on a white grand piano. A keepsake photo and sharing this special moment with your loved ones make your fitting complete.

Experience your own special moment

We dedicate around 3 hours to you, your wishes, and your loved ones.

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