Vietnam bridal atelier · Ho Chi Minh City
Work directly with Vi on a custom wedding dress reviewed before quote or payment. Built for international brides who need written process, remote fitting support, final QC, and shipping support.
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Real brides · Documented cases
See how a custom wedding dress moves from brief to finished dress: consultation, written quote, remote fitting review, atelier production, final QC photos or video, and dispatch preparation.
Shared with each bride's permission. Timelines, checkpoints, materials, and local alteration needs vary by dress.
Sydney, Australia · 4 remote checkpoints · 4 months lead time
Full-coverage floral lace mermaid, off-the-shoulder sweetheart, long sleeves, corset lace-up back — sketch review, remote measurement check, progress photos, and QC before dispatch.
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Singapore · 3 remote checkpoints · 4 months lead time
A sculptural strapless corset split Aline look in ivory satin — structured bodice, thigh-high slit, soft train, birdcage veil, remote fitting review, progress checkpoints, and QC.
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Ho Chi Minh City · 5 atelier checkpoints · 7 months lead time
Crystal scrollwork embroidery on a strapless column, lace mantilla veil, gloves, detachable ceremony volume explored in sketch, embellishment approval, progress checkpoints, and final QC.
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Built for brides ordering from abroad. Each step is confirmed in writing — design direction, measurements, payment milestones, QC, and shipping — as your dress moves forward.
Share your wedding date, delivery city and country, inspiration, and dress direction. No payment is required to start the conversation.
Vi reviews your style, fit concerns, and timeline, then sends a written quote with design direction, payment milestones, and what is included.
You receive a guided measurement checklist. Measurements are reviewed before production continues.
Your gown moves into production, with updates on structure, fabric, lace or beading, and finishing where applicable.
Final QC photos or video are shared before final balance and dispatch.
After final balance, your dress is packed for international shipping with tracking where available. Customs duties and import fees vary by destination.
Transparent payment
Two milestones on your written quote. You review final QC before the last payment — not the other way around.
Production deposit
Typically 50% of the confirmed dress order value, unless confirmed otherwise in writing. Confirms your order and places it into the production schedule.
Balance + shipping
Final balance and any agreed shipping fees. Paid before dispatch, after final QC photos or video.
Payment methods may include international bank transfer (USD) and Secure Online Payment (Card Supported). Every payment request should match your written quote or invoice: invoice number, amount, currency, milestone, and official channel. Read payment safety
Why brides trust us
Trust comes from a clear process: written checkpoints, remote fitting review, documented progress, and final QC before dispatch.
Quotes from real brides; shared with permission.
"I was nervous about ordering from Vietnam, but Vi sent progress videos. When the dress arrived in Sydney, the lace cuff matched the reference I had sent months earlier."
"The embroidery took months, and each progress photo showed the work accumulating. The beading and back closure arrived exactly as discussed."
"They listened to the brief instead of steering me toward something safer. The measurements were checked twice before cutting."
Style direction
Use these references to describe your direction. Vi reviews silhouette, fabric, structure, fit needs, and timeline before confirming what can be made.
Fitted through the bodice; skirt opens softly from the waist for balance and comfort.
A cinched waist and a full skirt — classic presence for the aisle and first dance.
Boned bodice and lace-up back — hold, waist definition, and a tailored fit without relying on shapewear alone.
Fabric worked in soft drapes and cowls — fluid lines that move with you.
Close through the body to the knee or lower, then opens into a train or flared hem.
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Founder-led atelier
Vi leads VI Dressmakers from Thu Duc, Ho Chi Minh City, turning bridal references, fit concerns, timeline, and shipping needs into a realistic custom wedding dress direction.
A custom dress should be reviewed before it becomes an order.
Each inquiry is reviewed before production moves forward. Design direction, measurements, timeline, payment milestones, and shipping plan are confirmed in writing first.
For international brides, we share progress updates and final QC photos or video for review before final balance and dispatch — so you can see your dress taking shape, even when you cannot visit in person.
Before you send your brief
Send your wedding date or month, delivery city and country, inspiration images or links, preferred silhouette, fit concerns, and any budget range you want considered.
A short brief is enough. Vi reviews feasibility before payment is discussed.
Yes. Inspiration images are used as design direction, not as an exact order request.
Vi reviews the references, fit needs, fabric direction, structure, and timeline before confirming what can be made or adjusted.
Vi reviews your brief first: silhouette, fabric direction, structure, fit needs, delivery city and country, and wedding timeline.
Next, you complete the guided measurement checklist. Fabric is not cut until remote fitting review is complete.
The dress is made at the Vietnam atelier. Progress updates are shared where useful. Final QC photos or video are shared before final balance and dispatch.
You receive a guided measurement checklist and instructions for the points your gown needs.
Most brides ask someone to help measure. If a number looks inconsistent, Vi asks for a recheck, photo, short video, or clarification before production continues.
Atelier production usually takes about 8–12 weeks after measurements and fit details are confirmed.
With consultation, review, QC, dispatch, and possible local alterations, international brides should usually plan around 3–5 months. Starting 4–6 months before the wedding is safer.
Pricing is confirmed after Vi reviews the design scope.
Silhouette, fabric, bodice structure, lace or beading, train, timeline, and shipping requirements affect the quote. The quote or quote range is confirmed in writing before any production deposit is requested.
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Free · No obligation
Share your wedding date, delivery city and country, dress brief, and any fit concerns. Vi reviews feasibility first — no payment is taken from this form. Her reply confirms next questions, timeline feasibility, and quote direction before any production deposit is requested.
Thank you — your inquiry is on its way to Vi.
Vi will review your wedding date, delivery city and country, and dress direction before replying on WhatsApp first, or by email if the number cannot be reached.
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