How it works
Three steps, all from your own website
BrideTry turns your website from a gallery into a try-on. Here’s exactly what a bride experiences, and what happens behind the scenes.
She finds a dress she loves
Browsing your website, a bride lands on a gown that stops her, right there on its product page. A gentle prompt invites her to see it on herself.
She tries it on
She adds one full-length photo and, in under half a minute, sees herself in that exact gown: a flattering, true-to-the-dress preview. No app, no account, nothing to download.
She books with you
Falling for the dress leads straight into your existing booking or enquiry flow. The try-on does the dreaming. You do the fitting.
What a bride needs
Just one full-length photo, ideally facing the camera in good light. There is no app to install and no account to create. In under half a minute she sees herself in the gown, ready to save, share, or book.
Beyond the still
On higher plans, a bride can bring the look to life with a short video clip that lets her see herself move in the gown, and a “see it in a setting” preview that places her look into a wedding scene. Both are hers to keep, and to show the people whose opinion she trusts, always in your boutique’s name.
What you see
Behind the scenes, your dashboard puts the number that matters first: the appointments BrideTry books for you. Alongside it, the gowns brides try on most, so you know what to promote, and an invite-her-back feed of brides who tried on but haven’t booked yet, so you can invite them in to try the real thing.
How accurate is it?
The try-on is a visualisation to help a bride imagine a style on herself. It is tuned for bridal so lace, beading and silhouette stay true, and it never slims or reshapes her, but it is not an exact likeness of the dress or a fitting. Nothing replaces seeing and trying the gown in store, which is exactly the appointment BrideTry is designed to book. The full detail is in our privacy notice.
What about my brides’ photos?
A bride’s photo is not kept on our servers, it is used only to create her try-on, and consent is built in. The whole flow is built to UK GDPR. You can read exactly how in our privacy notice.