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Oct 10, 2009 
Gown preservation?
How have you gotten your gown preserved?
I found a website that sends you a box, you put your dress in it and mail it back to them... they clean it and preserve it, then send it back to you... does this seem like a good idea?
I moved in the middle of my wedding planning so I cant go back to the store that I purchased my dress from... and I dont want to just go to Davids Bridal (only heard horror stories about them)...
So how have you all gotten your gowns preserved? Does this "send off" preservation sound like a good idea?
You could also go to a local cleaners. Many of them will clean and preserve the dress for you, without having to ship it off. Personally, I'd be a bit nervous about shipping my gown off to a place I'd never been too. If anything, I'd see if I could mail my dress back to the store I purchased it from.
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The True Sense of White Brooklyn Bridal Gown
Culture and tradition have played a very significant role in every man’s life. Its impact can be visibly seen not only in people’s way of life, but even in different occasions such as in a wedding ceremony.
Wedding, a ceremony of marriage, is done to unite two people symbolically into one. The celebration carries with it an excitement to both the bride and groom. Practices, preparations and beliefs related to this event vary from one culture to another. Each country or religion has its own wedding rituals to be performed. How then does culture affect a matrimonial ceremony?
Bridal gown details are greatly affected by the culture and religion of the persons involved in the wedding. Its color and style depend on these two.
White, being the universal color of bridal gowns, is widely used today. A classic history on how this has started was revealed through pictures taken during the wedding of Queen Victoria. Before her wedding day, blue and brown were widely used as colors of the bridal attire. This has been extensively used until her own matrimonial ceremony came – her Majesty, wearing a sophisticated white dress embroidered with elegantly detailed beads. Since then, this color became popular and the majority opted to use white bridal attire as it resembles purity and genuine love.
Brooklyn bridal gowns are created on the idea of preserving the real meaning of white bridal gowns. Through the years, changes have been made to the style of this raiment, but never its color. Other westerners also use white wedding gowns. The Eastern culture, on the other hand, preferred to use red for their wedding gowns as it means good luck. This is true in Taiwan and China. In Japan, the popular choice of many is white and yellow. Green is commonly used in India for gowns as it symbolizes fertility.
At present, many brides in Brooklyn have set aside the old fashioned tradition. There is a vast freedom of choice in selecting from the immense number of styles of Brooklyn bridal gowns as well as the colors they want. White weddings, a celebration where the lady dons her white gown to prove her virginal status, has been put aside by many. Too often, the bride’s reason for wearing white is simply because she likes it. The color’s true sense, worth and significance is somehow fading out.
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