It doesn't really matter how costly your gown is, you only get to wear it for this once in a lifetime moment.
Do you know that many brides have no intention of wearing the wedding
dress again once their nuptials are over? To them it doesn't matter how expensive
the gown is, they only get to wear it for this once in a lifetime
moment. Inspired by Brides.com, here are a few ideas on what to do with your gown once your big day is over.
1. Sell it: For new brides trying to scrape every
Naira together after the wedding or trying to reach a particular amount
in savings to purchase something valuable, consider selling your wedding
gown 2. Recycle it: If you seem to love the fabric too much
to part with it, try cutting pieces out to make nice clothes for your
baby's christening or making a silk pillowcase for your baby's crib. A
homemade handkerchief from pieces of your gown for your grown daughter
would be awesome too.
3. Donate it: Donating your dress for a charitable
cause is another option. A bride-to-be who hasn't got much in her pocket
for an awesome wedding dress will find your dress more appealing. These
proceeds from your goodwill can be donated towards another charitable
cause.
4. Lend it out: You can lend out you awesome dress to another female family member or friend who seems to be finding it hard purchasing the dress of her dreams. Giving it out to a fashion house for a photoshoot session is also an awesome idea.
5. Keep it: If your gown is of sentimental value, holding on to it is another option for you. Make sure it is clean enough to pass it down in the future.
4. Lend it out: You can lend out you awesome dress to another female family member or friend who seems to be finding it hard purchasing the dress of her dreams. Giving it out to a fashion house for a photoshoot session is also an awesome idea.
5. Keep it: If your gown is of sentimental value, holding on to it is another option for you. Make sure it is clean enough to pass it down in the future.
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