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Luxx Nova

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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Vancouver | Wedding Dresses |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Luxx Nova is an active, appointment-only bridal boutique at 89 Smithe St in Vancouver’s Yaletown area. For couples searching for Vancouver wedding dresses, its official site documents a curated selection of designer gowns, private fittings and an online shopping option.

The business’s current official website replaces the legacy Facebook listing and the former Burrard Street contact details. The profile below is limited to services, prices and practical details published directly by Luxx Nova; couples should still confirm the particular gown, timing and total purchase terms before ordering.

Services and specialization

Luxx Nova sells wedding gowns through its Vancouver boutique and online shop. Its stated specialty is a curated collection of modern European bridal gowns, with listed designers including WONÁ Concept, Pronovias Privée, Natalia Romanova, Monetre, Julie Vino and Romanzo, Blammo-Biamo, Rara Avis, Ange Etoiles, Agnieszka Światły and Georgia Young.

In-person gown shopping is by private appointment with a dedicated stylist. The boutique also documents virtual appointments for online shoppers, made-to-order and standard-size options depending on designer, and off-the-rack options for some shorter timelines. It publishes a separate sample-sale page with current sample dresses available to try on in the boutique.

Private bridal fittings
Wedding gowns from a documented designer list
Online shopping and virtual-appointment option
Sample gowns and periodic sample sales

Service area and who it may suit

The physical boutique is in downtown Vancouver’s Yaletown district. Luxx Nova says it serves brides from across the Lower Mainland, including Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey and New Westminster, and also welcomes clients from elsewhere in Canada and the United States.

This may suit someone who wants to shop in person in Vancouver and is comfortable with an appointment-only format. It may also suit a non-local buyer who wants to use the online shop, but an online order requires extra attention to measurements, production timing, shipping and local alterations.

Vancouver boutique location
Lower Mainland service context
Canada and international shipping stated by the business

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is the private, one-on-one fitting format. Luxx Nova also publishes a designer-by-designer collection page and a broad price range, which can help couples decide whether an appointment is worth pursuing before visiting. Its online process page explains that made-to-order production can take up to six months depending on designer and that rush production may be available for some gowns.

There are practical limits to plan around. The business says it does not provide in-house alterations, and alterations are a separate cost. Its FAQ says samples range from street size 4 to 10, while another official page says 2 to 10; confirm current sample sizing for the gowns you want to try. Custom-order sizing is described as available up to size 16 depending on the designer, rather than as a universal guarantee.

Published designer and price information
Private appointment format
No in-house alterations
Sample-size information should be reconfirmed

Pricing

Luxx Nova explicitly publishes current pricing. Its made-to-order signature collection is listed at CAD $2,000 to $5,500, with most gowns stated to fall between CAD $2,500 and $3,500; select designs can reach CAD $12,000. Individual designer ranges published on the collection page vary, so the displayed price for a specific gown should be checked directly.

A standard bridal fitting is listed at $20 and a VIP appointment at $150, with each amount applied toward the dress according to the appointment page. Sample-sale product listings use USD pricing, while the boutique’s general gown ranges are in CAD. Ask which currency applies, whether the desired gown is a sample or made-to-order piece, and what charges are additional. Alterations are expressly separate from the gown purchase.

Made-to-order gowns: CAD $2,000–$5,500
Select gowns: up to CAD $12,000
Bridal fitting: $20, applied toward a dress
VIP appointment: $150, applied toward a dress

Contact and booking

Book through Luxx Nova’s online appointment page or contact the boutique directly at boutique@luxx-nova.com or 1.604.210.1520. The official site lists the boutique at 89 Smithe St, Vancouver, BC V6B 1C3.

The FAQ states that appointments are required for gown try-ons. Initial and follow-up appointments are scheduled for one hour. A regular appointment can include the bride and up to four guests; the listed VIP option can accommodate up to six guests. The published hours are Wednesday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., and Saturday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., by appointment only; verify the current slot before making travel plans.

Email: boutique@luxx-nova.com
Phone: 1.604.210.1520
Online booking available
Appointment required for bridal fittings

Ordering, timing and delivery

For made-to-order gowns, Luxx Nova’s FAQ estimates four to eight months for production and delivery and recommends beginning the search nine to 12 months before the wedding. Its online-order guide describes standard production as up to six months depending on the designer and asks buyers to allow time for alterations. Some designers may offer a faster option, with the FAQ noting an expedited service may carry an added fee.

Luxx Nova says it ships within Canada and internationally, with rates, methods and delivery times to be confirmed at purchase. Online buyers should use the relevant size chart and measurement guidance, then discuss custom sizing and any requested changes before placing an order. The site notes that even made-to-order gowns can require adjustments after delivery.

Allow time for production, delivery and alterations
Rush availability is designer-dependent
Shipping terms are confirmed at purchase

What couples should confirm

Before booking, ask whether the gown or designer you want is currently available to try on, its sample size and the expected price in Canadian dollars. If timing is tight, confirm the production date, any rush fee, delivery method and whether an off-the-rack option is available.

Before purchase, clarify the deposit and final-sale terms, included items, taxes, shipping, customization possibilities and the anticipated alteration work. Because Luxx Nova does not alter gowns in-house, ask for the current list of recommended local tailors if you need one. For an online order, confirm the measurement process and the business’s current delivery and issue-reporting terms.

Availability and sample size
Currency and full purchase total
Production, rush and delivery timing
Alteration plan and separate cost
Order, deposit and return terms

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need an appointment to try on gowns at Luxx Nova?

Yes. Luxx Nova states that bridal fittings are appointment-only and private. Initial and follow-up appointments are scheduled for one hour.

What is Luxx Nova’s published wedding-gown price range?

The boutique lists most made-to-order gowns at CAD $2,000 to $5,500, with most in its stated CAD $2,500 to $3,500 range. Select gowns can reach CAD $12,000.

Does Luxx Nova provide alterations?

No. Its FAQ says the boutique does not offer in-house alterations and that alterations are a separate cost; it can provide a list of recommended Vancouver tailors.

How far ahead should I shop for a Luxx Nova gown?

The business recommends starting nine to 12 months before the wedding. Its FAQ gives a general made-to-order estimate of four to eight months, while noting that some faster options may be available.