Know which wedding dress leads are worth a visit
Ask every bride her wedding date, whether she already has the dress, and what type of alterations she needs — plus photos of the dress — before you commit visit time to a fitting.
The exact intake your wedding dress alterations leads complete
This is the real 5-question guided intake for Wedding Dress Alterations — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.
What a qualified wedding dress alterations lead should tell you
Fitting adjustments made to a wedding dress before the ceremony — hemming, taking in or letting out the bodice, adding a bustle, adjusting sleeves or neckline, or repairing delicate fabric — scoped against the bride's timeline and whether she has the dress in hand.
- Wedding Date
- Already Have Dress In
- Alterations
- Dress Made Or It
- Alterations Done At Location
The questions your team needs answered
Every wedding dress alterations intake asks these — and why each one matters.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| What is your wedding date? | Wedding date proximity is the main urgency driver — a date within 2 weeks needs immediate scheduling while a date over 12 weeks out can wait. |
| Do you already have the dress in your possession? | Whether the bride already has the dress determines if work can begin right away or needs to wait on delivery before a visit is worth scheduling. |
| What type of alterations do you need? | The specific mix of alterations requested (hemming, bustle, bodice, repair) tells you the skill and time required so you can scope the visit correctly. |
| What is the dress made of or does it have delicate detailing? | Lace, beading, or a structured bodice signals specialized handling that affects how long the alteration takes and what to quote. |
| Do you need alterations done at your location or can you travel to a shop? | Knowing whether she needs in-home service or can travel to your shop determines how you plan the visit logistics before confirming. |
How Cliont scores wedding dress alterations leads
Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.
Value signals
- Within 2 weeks
- 3-6 weeks away
- 7-12 weeks away
- More than 12 weeks away
- Already Have Dress In: yes
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Wedding Dress Alteration Lead
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Built for wedding dress alterations workflows
| Cliont capability | Wedding Dress Alterations application |
|---|---|
| Automatic lead scoring | Wedding date proximity and dress possession are weighted so a bride two weeks out with dress in hand scores higher than one still waiting on delivery months away. |
| Multi-select intake fields | The alteration type question captures combinations like hemming plus bustle plus repair in one answer, so you see the full scope of work before quoting. |
| Photo upload capture | Requesting photos of lace, beading, or structured bodice detailing lets you assess complexity before the bride arrives for a fitting. |
| Location-based routing | The in-home versus shop-visit answer routes the lead differently depending on whether you need to schedule travel or a standard shop appointment. |
Common wedding dress alterations lead scenarios
Bride two weeks out
Wedding date is within 2 weeks and she already has the dress in hand — the intake flags this as time-sensitive so it lands at the top of your queue instead of buried in a general inbox.
Delicate bodice, no date yet
A bride selects lace, beading, or a structured bodice but hasn't set a wedding date — the intake still captures the complexity of the work so you can quote accurately even before scheduling.
Dress still on order
The bride hasn't taken possession of the dress yet, so alterations can't start immediately — the intake surfaces this early so you can plan the visit around the dress's arrival instead of guessing.
Bustle plus repair combo
A multi-select answer covering bustle addition and repair or restoration signals more time and skill than a simple hem, letting you scope the visit before the bride shows up.
In-home fitting request
A bride who needs alterations done at her location rather than traveling to your shop changes how you schedule the visit — the intake captures that preference upfront instead of you finding out on the call.
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Wedding Dress Alterations lead-intake FAQs
How does the intake handle brides who haven't set a wedding date yet?
The wedding date question includes a 'Date not yet set' option, so those leads still come through and are scored — just with lower time pressure than a bride whose date is within a few weeks.
What if the bride doesn't have the dress in her possession yet?
The intake asks directly whether she has the dress, which tells you whether the alteration can start right away or needs to wait on delivery before you schedule a fitting.
Can the intake flag dresses with delicate detailing before we quote?
Yes — the fabric and detailing question distinguishes simple fabric from lace, beading, or a structured/corseted bodice, so you know the complexity before the bride arrives.
Does the intake ask whether the bride needs in-home service?
Yes, one question asks if she can travel to your shop, needs in-home service, or is flexible, so you can plan logistics before confirming a visit.
How is this different from your formalwear alterations intake?
Wedding dress alterations asks about wedding date proximity and dress possession, which formalwear alterations does not — those fields matter here because timing and delivery status directly affect scheduling.
What photos should we request before scheduling a fitting?
Front and back photos of the dress, close-ups of any lace, beading, or structured bodice, and a shot of the current hem help you scope the alteration type before the visit.
Turn wedding dress alterations visitors into qualified jobs
Give every wedding dress alterations visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you drive out.