Build Your Bridal Shop's Booking Site and Bride Portal with AI

Mythex lets a bridal shop build its website, a try-on booking page that asks for the wedding date up front, and a portal where each bride sees her gown order, fittings and balance. Describe how your appointments and alterations run, check it in a live preview, and publish it the same day.

Every deadline starts from the wedding date

Brides book weekend try-on appointments weeks ahead and arrive with two or three guests. Once a gown is chosen it is ordered from the designer and can take several months to arrive, then a series of alteration fittings has to land before the big day. January brings a wave of newly engaged brides. Most shops still work all of this back from the wedding date by hand, in a diary or spreadsheet, and the risk is a dress ordered too late or a final fitting squeezed into the last week. Deposits on made-to-order gowns also need clear, signed terms.

Appointments by type: bridal, bridesmaids, fitting, collection
Order, delivery and fitting dates worked back from the wedding
Guest limits per fitting room
Deposits with non-refundable terms for made-to-order gowns
Sample gowns tracked by condition and cleaning date

What you can build for bridal shops

Try-on bookings that flag a short timeline

Each appointment type has its own length, and only one bride is booked per fitting room at a time. The form asks for the wedding date and how many guests are coming, and flags anything under six months so the consultant pulls in-stock or quick-ship gowns first.

Build a booking system for my bridal shop. Appointment types are bridal try-on (90 minutes), bridesmaids (60), fitting (45) and collection (30). We have three fitting rooms, one bride per room. The form asks for the wedding date and number of guests (max 4), and flags weddings less than six months away.

A portal where the bride checks her dress

She logs in to see the gown, size and designer, the expected delivery, her fitting dates with a reminder to bring her wedding shoes and underwear, photos of agreed changes, and what she has paid so far. Fewer 'has my dress arrived?' calls for your team.

Create a bride portal for my bridal shop. Each bride logs in to see her gown, designer, size, order status and expected arrival, her fitting dates with a note to bring shoes and underwear, photos of agreed alterations, and payments made and balance due.

A website that sets the timeline early

List the designers you carry and their price ranges, explain how an appointment works and how many people to bring, and publish a simple timeline of when to shop, order and start fittings. Bridesmaid and accessory ranges get their own pages.

Make a website for my bridal boutique with a designers page showing price ranges, a 'your appointment' page explaining length, guests and what to wear, a wedding timeline page (shop 10-12 months out, order by 8, fittings from 2), and separate pages for bridesmaids and accessories, with a link to book.

Remember every gown she loved

Each bride's record holds her wedding date, venue and style, the dresses she tried with notes and photos, measurements, the size ordered and the designer order number. When she comes back undecided, any consultant can pick up where the last one stopped.

Build a CRM for my bridal shop. Each bride has wedding date, venue, style notes, a list of dresses tried with photos and comments, measurements, the gown ordered with designer order number and expected arrival, and her consultant.

Deposits, balances and alterations kept apart

Invoice the deposit when the gown is ordered and the balance before collection, with alterations billed on their own lines or a separate invoice. Rush fees can be added for short timelines, and the made-to-order refund terms appear on the deposit invoice for the bride to confirm.

Create invoicing for my bridal shop: a deposit invoice at order with our non-refundable made-to-order terms the bride must accept, a balance invoice due two weeks before collection, a separate alterations invoice, and an optional rush fee line.

Sample sale and trunk show pages with timed slots

Give each sample sale or visiting designer weekend its own page with dates, slot length and a capacity per slot. Slots close themselves when they fill, which keeps a busy day calm and makes each bride feel her hour is hers.

Make a landing page for our sample sale on two Saturdays, with 45-minute slots from 10am to 5pm, two brides per slot, a booking form with wedding date and dress size, and slots that close when full.

What to put in on day one

Start with the booking page, since appointments are the front door of a bridal shop and January fills quickly. Set the appointment types, room count and guest limit, and make the wedding date a required field. Next, move your current brides into the CRM with their order numbers and expected arrivals; that alone shows you which designer orders are late. Add the bride portal once orders are in, so it fills itself from records you already keep. Inventory for samples and accessories can wait until the rest is running.

Appointment types, lengths and fitting rooms
Current brides with wedding date and gown on order
Designers and their usual lead times

Seamstress hours planned from wedding dates

Alterations bunch up before the peak wedding months. When fittings are linked to wedding dates, a schedule can total alteration hours by week and show the crunch a month or two before it arrives, so you can add seamstress hours early. The same view helps put extra consultants on Saturdays and through January.

Questions

Can brides book appointments online?

Yes. Set appointment types, lengths, fitting rooms and a guest limit, and brides pick a free slot. The booking can ask for the wedding date so short timelines are flagged.

Can fitting dates be worked out from the wedding date?

Yes. Ask for fittings to be suggested at set intervals before the wedding, for example eight, four and two weeks out. Staff can move them if a bride needs another date.

Can each bridesmaid pay for her own dress?

Yes. Bridesmaids can order under the bride's party and pay separately. Card payments go through a payment provider account you connect yourself.

Can brides see when their dress will arrive?

Yes. The bride portal shows the order status and expected arrival date, updated whenever you record a change from the designer.

Do I need any technical skills?

No. You describe what you want and Mythex builds it, with a preview you can click through before publishing. Changes are made by chatting.

What does it cost?

You can build and publish on the Free plan with no card. Pro is $25/month and adds a custom domain, code editing, export and more credits.

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