Who should approve changes when a relative is collecting a custom wedding outfit?
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The wearer or the person explicitly authorised by them should approve design changes; collection alone does not imply that authority.
Tell the tailor what the collecting relative may inspect, pay for or accept, and provide a reliable way to confirm an unexpected change. Compare the garment against the existing order rather than making a new design decision under collection pressure. Record unresolved issues before handover. Clear limits help a helpful relative avoid approving something the wearer never requested.
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