Beading Embroidery Sweetheart Court Empire Bridal Gown Wedding Dress

Specifications:  

Features:

• This beaded wedding dress is a one-piece, full empire wedding dress
• Strapless sweetheart neckline empire beaded wedding dress
• Beaded embroidery bodice and lace-up back empire wedding dress
• The beaded wedding dress features swirling frothy draped and beaded skirt
• Flowers are nestled within the bustles of the empire ivory wedding dress
• You can customize the sheath strapless wedding dresses according to your size and preference

Details:

• Sweetheart neckline

• Beading and embroidery detail

• Court train

• Lace-up at the back

Enjoy the Romantic Wedding:

How to Steam a Wedding Dress?



All brides are particular about the appearance of the wedding dress and one small flub is enough to bring out the bridezilla in even the calmest of women. If you find your gown is full of stubborn wrinkles and creases on the big day, you can steam them away in no time

• Hang the wedding dress in a steamy room, such as the bathroom. Turn on the shower and let the steam from the hot water work the wrinkles from the wedding dress
• Use a home steamer to remove deep creases. Turn the wedding dress so that you are working with the wrong side of the fabric. Wrap a small towel over the head of the steamer so that no water droplets drip on the wedding dress. Be sure not to touch the steamer directly onto the fabric
• Take your wedding dress to a professional if you are nervous about steaming it yourself. Ask for referrals in order to find someone who has experience in handling a wedding dress

How to Store Your Wedding Dress?



No fabric should remain folded in a sealed box for years, and cellophane windows can trap damaging moisture. Storing fine textiles is not difficult: Do the job correctly and preserve your precious garments for decades

• Have the dress professionally cleaned as soon as possible. Some stains, such as sweat, perfume and alcohol, may be invisible at first but will darken with time if not removed
• Choose between box and hanger storage. Keeping the dress in a box may prove to be more practical, but hanging the garment in a closet is the best way to prevent difficult-to-remove creases. Purchase plenty of acid-free tissue paper. You'll need it whether you fold or hang the dress
• Line an acid-free cardboard box with acid-free tissue paper if you are storing the garment in a box. Lay the hem in the box first and then fold the dress accordion-style, placing crumpled tissue paper between each fold. Stuff the inside of the bodice and sleeves with crumpled tissue. Layer more tissue on top and cover with the box lid
• Wrap a wide hanger with cotton batting if you are hanging the garment, then cover it with muslin. Hang the dress and stuff the bodice, sleeves and any deep folds in the fabric with acid-free tissue. Cover the dress with a muslin garment bag and hang it in a cool, dry closet. Take care not to crush it with other clothing
• Check the dress's condition each year. If boxed, repack so the folds are in different places; if hung, wash the muslin cover

Tips & Warnings:

• Use large storage boxes to minimize the number of fabric folds
• Videotape or photograph valuable textiles for insurance purposes. Store the video in a fireproof box or a safe-deposit box
• Vintage linens should be hand-washed in hot water with mild soap, rinsed and line dried. If ironing is required, mist with distilled water and iron embroidery on the reverse side. Don't use starch, which is carbohydrate-based and may attract insects
• Light is your linens' enemy: Ultraviolet rays from sunlight and fluorescent lights can damage fibers and cause fading. Low light or darkness is recommended for textile storage. Ask a professional to do the job right
• Never use colored tissue to store textiles. The color can bleed into the fabric
• Don't roll hand-painted textiles, as the paint may crack
• When moving the wedding dress, cover the seat and floor of the vehicle with a white sheet and lay the dress flat. Upon arrival at your destination, be sure to remove the wedding dress from its protective bag and allow it to hang until you're ready to wear it
• Do not use steam on shimmery fabrics, such as silk or satin, on which steam and water droplets can leave a mottled appearance
• Never use a hot iron on your wedding dress. Most wedding dresses are too delicate for intense heat and will easily burn and brown
• Place your fabric right side down when ironing. If the fabric looks like it has a metallic looking shine, then place a towel between the dress and the iron to avoid damage
• If you don't have Ivory soap, you can use Woolite
• The heat produced by the steamer removes wrinkles and kills moth eggs, making the dress look good and protecting it from moth infestations later

NOTE:

• Please provide detailed measurement information for customization base on "Buying Guide/How to Measure"
• Reference size chart base on "Buying Guide/Size Chart"
• Because the display and optical reasons, the fabric colors shown in the picture may be biased with the actual color of goods
• For customization, please allow about 7 business days to process your order

Package Included:

• 1 x Taffeta Beading Sweetheart Court Train Empire Bridal Gown Wedding Dress