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I honestly don’t know where all the bad reviews are coming from but from my experience…I ordered a dress yesterday and came today! I was abit sceptical at first because of the reviews but once I received my dress so quickly I couldn’t be more happier. It’s sooooo beautiful and looks stunning! Definitely will order more from House of Haniya xx
After chasing my refund for months I received a credit note to spend online but now their site is shut I lost my £55 I guess bcz where will I find them I should have learnt from my past mistake but still 🙁
I bought a dress for a month ago.. Never received it.. Send a few mails and never got an answer!
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