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Dress bags
yumyums
Posts: 686 Forumite
Hi everyone
My dress has finally been shipped :j and I need to buy a garment bag to keep it in. Does anyone know any good shops to get them from? Also, what exactly should I be looking for in a bag apart from that it should be long enough to keep a wedding dress in. Does it need to be breathable or anything else?
Thanks!
My dress has finally been shipped :j and I need to buy a garment bag to keep it in. Does anyone know any good shops to get them from? Also, what exactly should I be looking for in a bag apart from that it should be long enough to keep a wedding dress in. Does it need to be breathable or anything else?
Thanks!
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Use a duvet cover, it is breathable, wont crush it and easy to get off and on. My MIL used to make dresses for a living and she always advised brides to do this.It's what is inside your head that matters in life - not what's outside your window
Every worthwhile accomplishment, big or little, has its stages of drudgery and triumph; a beginning, a struggle and a victory. - Ghandi0 -
Yep, duvet cover is great or e bay have a good range of dress bags. x0
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my friend used to own a dress shop, she used duvet covers too as plastic covers attracted dust more due to static.0
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I got quoted about £30 in the dress shop but bought a breathable one on ebay for only £6 .
Thanks everyone for the info on the duvet coveras my bridesmaid needs one for her dress.0 -
I started off with a duvet, but it was really unwieldy and kept getting in the way so I bought a cover from a dress shop that was closing off ebayHad a thrifty wedding 17-06-10
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