Les Trois Soeurs

Rubbing our eyes in the cold blistering morning wind, two fellow bridesmaids, the bride herself, the mother of the bride and I wandered around the South Quay region of Canary Wharf looking for this mysterious bridal shop called Les Trois Soeurs. [top tip: get off at Canary Wharf tube, cross the bridge, and head towards the Hilton, or South Quay DLR…] After fifteen solid minutes, one of our number spotted the sign for Beaufort Court above a flight of white stairs, and we clambered inside.
LTS had kindly opened early for us on Saturday morning, and were fully equipped to deal with us: coffee appeared as if by magic, and swatch/​dress books omnisciently opened at the correct pages. The bride already had her gown, so we just needed bridesmaids dresses. The two ladies who served us (whose names escape me, unfortunately) were well-​mannered, friendly, very professional and the complete antithesis of elderly bridal assistants (thank goodness). They did their best to address the bride’s indecision, and we finally settled on a colour palate.
Their changing room is large and pretty, with a huge mirror, so all the bridesmaids could check on their dresses before going into the reception area, where the bride and mother-​of-​the-​bride were seated on a gorgeous chaise longue. Each of the assistants dutifully pinned and unpinned our dresses into the most flattering shape for our bodies, and then ran to the back room to find further dresses every time the bride made a decision. By the end of the appointment, we had secured the best dress style for the wedding.
Removal of one star: because of the limited space of the LTS shop, as we neared the end of our appointment, we were asked to change in the «back» room (little more than a cupboard with a mirror) so that the new appointment could have the larger room. Changing three bridesmaids in such a tiny room was an issue, and also served to make the bride feel rushed (even though we never really overlapped with the next appointment time at all). I would advise LTS find a way to manage two appointments in their offices, as their ability to serve was compromised by their limited space.