I was extremely happy with the service I received at first. Everyone was plesant, remembered me and used my name, got excited when I got excited--especially the younger lady that works there. She was very sweet to me. They were helpful with ordering dresses and keeping me updated. And then the dresses came in...what a different story. (Let me take you back a few weeks before the dresses came in). My good friend's aunt just got married and everyone got their dresses from Vesa's. NONE of the dresses fit properly. Every lady was ""showing a little more skin"" than deemed proper for a wedding. The dresses were not fixed correctly. Then my sister went to the store for my wedding and my mother was present also. Vesa herself told my mother and sister that she didn't know if the alterations she would make would fix the problem. She also told my my that she could ""only make a dress bigger or smaller."" (She was referring to a seem, which, in hindsight, explained the poor job from my friend's aunt's wedding--she can not alter around hips, bust, etc.) My sister said she'd think about it and come back and Vesa pulled the pins out and said ""if you come back it will cost you more because I've pinned it already."" Needless to say, we all pulled our dresses out of there--one month before the wedding. I'm getting married at the end of June.Turns out she also told my friend's grandmother something along the lines of: if she didn't like the work, to do it herself. Not a good way to run a business. But I took my dress to Alessandra's Bridal in Warren. She really knows what she is doing. Save yourself a trip. Don't go to Vesa's unless you either 1)don't care if the dress fits or 2)know someone who will do alterations in-house and cheap.
Pros: The younger lady was very nice and helpful
Cons: Vesa self-admittedly does not know how to do extensive alterations
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