With Love Boutique

A small showroom between Morges and Lausanne

With Love is a bridal boutique in Bremblens, which the site describes as a pretty village between Morges and Lausanne in the canton of Vaud. The address is Rue de l'Eglise 4, 1121 Bremblens. It opened in July 2019 and is run by two sisters, Léa Humberset and Laetitia Chevalley, who sign the homepage "With Love, Léa & Laetitia". The shop sells wedding dresses and accessories from eight well-known designers, publishes its price range, and closes the showroom to everyone else for each fitting.

The sisters describe themselves as passionate about weddings, and say their respective experience in sewing, styling, beauty and events, together with their many partners, complements each other so they can accompany a bride right up to her wedding day. The homepage speaks of opening "avec beaucoup d’émotions et des étoiles plein les yeux", with a lot of emotion and stars in their eyes, and carries the English tagline "It is written in the stars".

Dresses, designers and price

The homepage states the range in one sentence: among the eight renowned designers the boutique represents ("huit créateurs renommés"), prices start at CHF 2000 and go up to CHF 5500. That is a useful figure to have before booking. The site mentions no sample sale, rental or second-hand option below that range.

The sisters say they have selected the most beautiful dresses and the most on-trend accessories to help a bride choose the outfit that looks like her and shows her at her best on the day. The menu has separate pages for the showroom, for dresses and designers (Robes et créateurs) and for accessories. The homepage does not name the eight designers, so a bride looking for a particular label should ask.

The timeline, spelled out

The most useful paragraph on the site for anyone planning from a distance is the note on lead times. The boutique says wedding dresses take between 4 and 6 months to make. It then aims to receive the dress 2 to 3 months before the wedding, to leave time for the final alterations and adjustments. As a result, it says, the ideal time for your fitting appointment is generally 9 to 12 months before the wedding, which lets you shop calmly and avoid express order fees ("frais de commande express").

For a couple marrying from abroad, that means the dress search belongs early in the planning, ideally around the time the venue is booked. A later start is possible but may bring the express surcharge the boutique mentions. The site does not state what that surcharge is, or whether every designer can deliver faster.

The fitting appointment

Fittings are private. The homepage says the boutique is privatized for each of your fittings, for two hours, by appointment. The sisters call it a privilege to accompany you through "un moment de qualité" in a boutique set up specially to receive you with your loved ones.

Booking is through the contact form. The contact page asks you to include:

• the bride's name and first name
• the wedding date
• your ready-to-wear dress size
• your desired budget
• the number of people coming with you
• a phone number

Two practical notes follow. If you have not had a reply to an appointment request after several days, check your spam folder, since the answer may have landed there. And the site says that all Saturdays are already fully booked until December 2026, so it asks you to say which weekdays would also suit you. For a bride who can only travel at weekends, that is the key constraint to raise in the first message.

Writing a good first request

Because the only way in is the form, the first message does a lot of work, and the fields the boutique asks for show what it needs to prepare a fitting. The wedding date tells the sisters whether the 9 to 12 month window still holds or whether an express order is in play. The ready-to-wear size and the budget let them pull dresses within the CHF 2000 to 5500 range that suit you before you arrive, which matters when the whole appointment is two hours. The number of companions matters because the showroom is closed to others for your visit and is set up to receive you with your loved ones.

For a bride coming from abroad, it is worth adding the dates you will be in Switzerland, the weekdays you could manage given that Saturdays are full, whether you need the fitting in English, and whether you would need to return for alterations or could have them arranged closer to home. The contact page ends by saying the sisters look forward to discovering your wedding plans, so a few lines about the wedding itself are welcome too. The homepage also mentions their many partners in the wedding world, so it costs nothing to ask for recommendations.

Language and access

The site is in French, with a few English phrases in its branding. It does not say whether fittings can be held in English or German, so ask in the booking request. The contact page gives the street address but no phone number, email address, opening hours, directions, parking or public transport details; contact runs through the form.

What the site does not settle

• The names of the eight designers, and which sizes they are stocked in.
• Payment terms, deposits and cancellation rules.
• Who carries out alterations, and what they cost. The site says there is time built in for final adjustments, but not whether alterations are included in the price.
• The cost of express orders.
• Languages spoken at fittings.
• Opening hours and how to get there.

Who it suits

With Love suits a bride in the Lausanne and Morges area, or one willing to travel there, who wants a private two-hour fitting, a clear price range before she books, and a planning timeline she can work back from. The published range of CHF 2000 to 5500 helps a bride decide quickly whether the shop fits her budget, and the lead-time note is concrete enough to plan around.

The caveats are real. Saturdays are gone until the end of 2026, there is no phone or email on the site, and the website is French only. A bride planning from abroad should send the booking form early, include weekday options and ask about language, alterations and the designers in the same message.