Events & floristry

Bridal wear quoting software for gown hire and alterations

A wedding gown hire and a bridesmaid's alterations should not be quoted from the same flat "bridal" rate. Price by garment and by fitting, from one book.

Wedding gown hire Ready-to-wear gown Made-to-measure gown Sample sale gown

Gowns, fittings, and the party

One book, every part of the wardrobe

A wedding gown hire and a set of bridesmaid alterations both sit in the same price book, so the bride and her party both see a clear figure.

What BM-360 is

A bridal wear business's price book, job list, and invoicing, covering gowns and packages, alterations and fittings, and accessories.

Fitting room or the workroom

Quote a fitting standing with the client. Set your made-to-measure and additional fitting pricing from the workroom desktop.

Rush alterations priced clearly

A rush alteration surcharge is its own line, so a late booking close to the wedding date invoices correctly.

Your week

From first fitting to wedding-day ready

Bridal wear runs on a series of fittings, not a single transaction.

01

What goes wrong

A gown enquiry comes in, gets a rough package price, and alteration and fitting costs only appear once fittings begin.

02

How a job runs with BM-360

The enquiry lands on your job list, priced from the book with a deposit, whether it is a gown hire or a set of alterations.

03

What the week looks like

Gown bookings, fittings, and party alterations sit on the same list, and the final invoice matches everything agreed along the way.

Price book

Garments already named for bridal wear

Gowns and packages, alterations and fittings, and accessories are already listed with a starting price and a deposit requirement. Reprice any line in setup.

Gowns & packages

  • Wedding gown hire
  • Ready-to-wear gown
  • Made-to-measure gown
  • Sample sale gown

Alterations & fittings

  • Basic alterations package
  • Complex alterations
  • Additional fitting
  • Bridesmaid alterations

Accessories

  • Veil
  • Headpiece / hair vine
  • Underskirt / petticoat

Party & guests

  • Mother-of-bride outfit
  • Styling session

Add-ons

  • Pressing & steam on day
  • Bustle training / day-of
  • Rush alteration surcharge
  • Gown cleaning & preservation

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