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Silhouette, fabric direction, structure, fit concerns, timeline, and delivery city and province are reviewed before a quote is issued.
Vietnam bridal atelier · Ho Chi Minh City → Canada
Send your wedding date, delivery city and province, dress references, and fit concerns. Vi reviews the direction before a written quote or payment is discussed.
Canada Orders
Vi works with brides across Canada — Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, Ottawa, Edmonton, and smaller cities and towns. Most begin via WhatsApp or the inspiration form: wedding date, delivery city and province, dress references, and main fit concerns.
The dress is made in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Once deposit and measurements are confirmed, atelier production usually takes 8–12 weeks. Canadian brides should plan for consultation, production, international shipping, and a local alteration window after the dress arrives.
Before a quote
No payment is required to start the conversation. Vi reviews feasibility before payment is discussed.
Silhouette, fabric direction, structure, fit concerns, timeline, and delivery city and province are reviewed before a quote is issued.
The production deposit is requested only after the dress direction is confirmed in writing, with scope, payment milestones, and official payment instructions included.
Measurements can be confirmed three ways: a live WhatsApp video call with Vi, a local tailor or helper who sends numbers for Vi's review, or an in-person appointment at Vi's private studio in Ho Chi Minh City. Fabric is not cut until measurements are confirmed.
Final QC photos or video are shared before final balance and dispatch. You review the finished gown on the stand before payment is requested.
Shipping
VI Dressmakers arranges shipping to Canada through a logistics partner using DHL or FedEx. Shipping is door-to-door — the confirmed shipping cost covers courier transit, import handling, and delivery to your address. No additional charges on arrival.
Read the full shipping guide: Shipping a wedding dress from Vietnam
Remote and in-person support
Vi flags fit risks early and designs with post-delivery alteration in mind where relevant. If small changes are needed after delivery, send try-on photos or a short video before visiting a local tailor so Vi can point out what to discuss.
Questions
No. Canadian brides can work with Vi remotely from inquiry through to shipping. Brides visiting Ho Chi Minh City can book an appointment at Vi's private studio — measurements, fabric samples, and design consultation in one visit. Finished work from previous orders can be seen on request. By appointment only. After production, brides can book an appointment to try on and collect the finished dress in Ho Chi Minh City.
DHL and FedEx from Ho Chi Minh City to most Canadian cities takes 7–14 business days from dispatch. Tracking is shared once the courier confirms dispatch. Allow additional time for delivery and local alterations after the dress arrives.
Shipping is arranged door-to-door. The confirmed shipping cost covers courier transit, import handling, and delivery to your address. No additional charges on arrival.
Yes. Inspiration images guide the design direction — they are not copied exactly. Vi reviews references, fabric direction, structure, and fit needs before confirming what is realistic within your timeline and budget range.
Vietnam is UTC+7. Canada spans multiple time zones: EST (UTC-5), CST (UTC-6), MST (UTC-7), PST (UTC-8). Most WhatsApp communication is handled within 24–48 hours regardless of time zone.
Canadian brides should start at least 4 months before the wedding. That covers consultation and measurement confirmation, 8–12 atelier weeks of production, 7–14 business days of shipping transit, and a buffer for local alterations. For lace, beading, heavy embellishment, or complex silhouettes, 5 months is safer.
Not yet documented publicly. If you are a Canadian bride who completed an order with VI Dressmakers and would like your case included, please reach out.
Send your brief to Vi
No payment is required to start the conversation.