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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Dresses |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Sash + Bustle is a Toronto wedding dress boutique at 111 Berkeley Street. The business offers scheduled bridal and accessories styling appointments, with a curated collection of designer wedding gowns, gifts and accessories.
For couples considering a visit, the official site provides useful practical detail: appointments are required, a dedicated stylist works with each bride, and the boutique publishes gown price guidance, sample-size information, timing advice and several visit policies.
Sash + Bustle is an active bridal boutique in Toronto, Ontario. Its official website confirms the business name, bridal service context, Toronto storefront and direct contact details.
The boutique presents itself as a focused bridal shopping destination rather than a full-service wedding-planning provider. Its primary offering is a carefully selected bridal-gown collection, supported by accessories and gifts. Last reviewed: August 11, 2026.
The core service is wedding-dress shopping through private, scheduled appointments. Sash + Bustle says it carries a small, carefully curated collection of designer bridal gowns, including designers that may be exclusive to the boutique in Toronto. The official site describes the selection in broad style terms including modern, timeless, romantic and fashion-forward.
Beyond bridal gowns, Sash + Bustle lists accessory and gift collections. Its FAQ also confirms a selection of short party dresses suitable for a reception, courthouse wedding or bachelorette event. These additions may help a shopper complete more than the gown portion of a wedding look.
The boutique also runs trunk shows and feature events for particular designers or collections. These are time-limited opportunities, so neither a specific designer nor a specific event discount should be assumed without checking the official events page or contacting the boutique.
The confirmed location is Toronto. The official FAQ references recommended seamstresses in the Greater Toronto Area and says the business has been compiling recommendations for out-of-town brides-to-be, but it does not define a formal service area beyond the storefront. The strongest evidence supports describing Sash + Bustle as a Toronto-based, in-person bridal boutique.
It may suit someone looking for a guided, appointment-led shopping experience rather than walk-in browsing. The official site says a dedicated stylist works with each bride. It may also be relevant to shoppers considering a made-to-order gown, an off-the-rack dress, a sample gown or bridal accessories.
The boutique says its private fitting rooms most comfortably accommodate the bride plus four guests. Luxe Bridal Appointments are listed for the bride plus five guests, subject to the business's current booking terms.
A confirmed feature is the dedicated-stylist format. Sash + Bustle says it operates by appointment only and does not accommodate walk-ins, allowing it to assign a stylist to each bride. The detailed official FAQ also covers booking, ordering, sample sizes, parking and accessibility, which can help couples prepare for a visit.
The boutique publishes sample-gown sizing from size 6 to 24. It says many, but not all, designers offer sizes up to 24–30. This is helpful starting information, but it does not confirm the availability of every gown, sample or designer in every size.
A practical consideration is accessibility: the official site states that the heritage building is not entirely wheelchair accessible and asks visitors to call with accessibility requests. Sash + Bustle also says there are two on-site parking spots and nearby paid parking. It does not provide in-house alterations, though it can provide seamstress recommendations.
Current bridal-collection pricing is explicitly published. Sash + Bustle says gowns start at $2,500 and go up to $10,000, with an average bridal-gown range of $3,000 to $4,500. These are collection-level planning figures rather than a quote for a particular gown, size, designer or accessory.
The official FAQ says appointments are free. It also states that a $50 plus HST cancellation fee applies if a client cancels within 48 hours of the appointment time or does not attend. Event, sample-sale and off-the-rack pricing can differ by item and date, so couples should confirm live terms directly.
Since alterations are not offered in house, alteration costs are separate and should be budgeted with an external seamstress. The official site notes that rush requests may be possible for tight wedding timelines and that rush fees may apply.
Book before visiting. Sash + Bustle says it is appointment-only, cannot accommodate walk-ins and provides a dedicated stylist for each bride. The official site has a booking route as well as telephone and email contact information.
Published business hours are Tuesday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; and closed Monday. Confirm current appointment availability and hours when booking.
The boutique says appointments range from 45 to 150 minutes. It also lists Luxe Appointments with extended time, bubbly, charcuterie and a larger guest allowance. Ask the team to confirm current inclusions and any applicable charge before booking a Luxe option.
Before booking, confirm whether the current collection includes the designers, silhouettes, sample sizes and price range you have in mind. The official site provides broad collection and sizing guidance, but it does not promise that a particular gown will be available for a particular appointment.
Tell the boutique your wedding date before selecting a gown. Sash + Bustle says it is most comfortable ordering about 10 months before the wedding. It says made-to-order gowns take four to six months to produce, and a completed gown and alterations can take six to eight months. Ask whether a rush option is feasible if your timeline is shorter.
Also confirm the appointment type, guest count, accessibility arrangements, parking needs, cancellation policy and whether off-the-rack or sample options are appropriate. Because alterations are external, ask for seamstress recommendations and allow time for fittings.
Yes. Sash + Bustle says it operates by appointment only, does not accommodate walk-ins and provides a dedicated stylist for each bride.
The official FAQ says bridal gowns start at $2,500 and go up to $10,000, with an average range of $3,000 to $4,500.
Yes. Its FAQ says the boutique has expanded its off-the-rack collection for brides with tight timelines or limited budgets, and it also offers sample gowns online.
No. The boutique says it does not offer in-house alterations, but can provide a list of recommended seamstresses.
The boutique recommends ordering about 10 months before the wedding. It says made-to-order gowns typically take four to six months to produce, with six to eight months potentially needed when alteration time is included.
Address: 111 Berkeley Street, Toronto, ON M5A 2W8
Phone: 647-340-5850
Website: https://sashandbustle.com/





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