Pressing Wedding Dresses

The wedding day is almost here, you have received your wedding gown that you have ordered for, but because of the wrapping it presents some annoying wrinkles that are visible and you want your dress to look impeccable, so what is there to do? The material of your attire is mainly silk and nylon tulle and due to their delicate aspect you are afraid to try pressing wedding dress all by yourself. You need the assistance of a person who can guide you through the process, but unfortunately your mother has always given her laundry to the professionals of cleaning and ironing, so you are left with the only option to do the same.

In the phone directory you find some services that can do this in an emergency regime, as you have previously told them that there are only two days left till your wedding day. But you are somehow surprised to find out that their charge is too much that you can afford to pay. A friend of yours advice you to try searching on the internet sites, as everything one needs to know in different fields can be easily found. So, why not give it a shot? And you consider yourself lucky to find out that some sites actually give tips for pressing wedding dresses and they even include advices on different types of material that needs to be pressed. On the same sites you find out that there are some materials that can not be pressed, the only way to un-wrinkle them being the steaming.

In this respect you will have to take out the water from your ironing machine, since the water in there could spill out and leave spots on your wedding attire. Next you will need to have ready the following: an iron, a plush towel, a bottle with spritzel which you fill up with water, some tissue paper and some pins as well. And there you start; the guide says that you need to begin with the bodice of your dress and since it presents some sequined decoration you have to turn it inside out pressing the bodice on the inside against a plush towel that is placed on the surface of the ironing board.

Now you are advised to move on to the sleeves; your wedding gown does have sleeves so you will need to thoroughly press one by one after you have slipped your hand covered with a mitt inside the space of the sleeve. After finishing this chapter the guide tells you to stuff some tissue paper inside the sleeves to prevent them from wrinkling again. For the train you must begin at the sides of the seam encircling all the way to the front till you reach the waist line and down to the hem. Then you will need to pin two ribbon loopers which will help you hang the length of the train on a hanger.

In order to keep your wedding gown away from being wrinkled again you have to hang it somewhere at a higher point, such as the top of the door finding room both for the upper part of the dress and the train that hangs on another hanger.  Now you are more relieved to see that your wedding dress is ready to be worn for your wedding event and you can not feel other than proud to have done a good job in rendering your attire the impeccable aspect you’ve been looking for!

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