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Q. What
can make me look taller on my wedding day?--Irmo,
SC
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| A. Try
a wedding dress in the princess shapes. An
empire cut would be nice, too. Wear high
heals, too! |
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Q. Should
I have my wedding gown preserved?--Dorchester,
SC
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| A. I
think so. It can become a family heirloom
to cherish for your daughter or even your
granddaughter one day. But you could
also have it altered to use for a special
occasion but I think you should preserve for
future. |
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Q. Where
do I store my wedding gown once I have had it
professionally cleaned? --Camden, SC
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| A. You
should never hang your wedding gown for a long
period of time. The gown needs to be in a
box with proper air circulation with acid free
tissue to prevent permanent wrinkles.
Store under your bed or in your closet.
Don't put it in an attic or basement due to
changing temperatures. |
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Q. How
do I care for my gown after the wedding?
--Georgetown, SC
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| A. First
you should have it cleaned by a professional
within 6 months. This should cost
somewhere between $75 and $250 depending on the
size, fabric and detailing. The store
under bed or in a closed in a preserving box. |
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Q. What
style of dress can make me look slimmer?--Ft.
Mill, SC
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| A. Avoid
sleeveless and shiny dresses! Try an
a-line, ball gown, or a basque waist style of
dress. A basque gives the illusion of an
hourglass shape.. |
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Q. Can
my bridesmaids wear black?--Pickens, SC
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| A. Yes,
black is always in style. Very
Popular. |
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Q. I
have 5 bridesmaids, including my Maid of
Honor...they all have such different body
sizes...is there any particular style of dress
that looks good on all types of body
types?--Fountain Inn, SC
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| A. A-line
is always a good choice. It is fitted at
the top and gradually widens at the
bottom. |
