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How To Choose a Wedding Dress

When looking for a wedding dress you might have a style in mind that you have seen but when you try on that style it may not suit you.

The same as you will look at a dress hanging on the rack and you might not like the look of it, but when you try it on, it is a completely different look.

You need to have an open mind and try on different styles to find the one that suits you. You might like a sweetheart neckline or a neck line that goes straight across or you might want straps.

Their are different shapes of dresses such as mermaid which is very figure hugging down to the thighs, there is A-Line, princess, ball gown, or full skirt.

You also need to try on different colours such as white and ivory as some girls find that white is too much against their skin tone, and ivory is a softer colour.

When you have found 'the dress' do not settle for a standard dress size unless you are lucky enough to find a dress that fits like a glove first up. Either get it altered to your exact measurements or better still get it made to measure. Do not settle for anything less than a perfect wedding gown.

Weddings in Montville is a co-operative group of local business men and women all dedicated to promoting Montville & it's services, taking the hard work out of planning the most important day of your life - your wedding day.

Other towns and villiages on the Blackall Range include Mapleton, Flaxton, Balmoral, Maleny, Witta & Reeseville. 

Storing a Wedding Dress

Never store a wedding dress in a plastic container or cover with a plastic bag. Over time, plastic can release chemicals that will cause a white wedding dress to become yellow, and may cause more delicate embellishments to become brittle. Also a wedding dress will sweat in plastic.

Carefully fold the wedding dress and place it into a quality acid-free storage box. These are sold specifically as wedding dress storage boxes. They can be purchased from some dry cleaners.

The dress should be wrapped in fabric or acid-free tissue paper to protect it. Store the box in a cool dry place where the heat and humidity are not likely to fluctuate.

If storing you dress for a short time before your wedding and you have it hanging, to stop dust and any bugs from getting on it, fold a double sheet in half length wise, sew up one side and across one end so it looks like a big pillow case.

Put your dress inside the sheet and fold the bottom of the sheet up. This way your dress can be hung up and nothing will get on it.