Proper storage of your wedding dress is crucial to keeping it in shape. Both bags and boxes can be suitable for storing, and each has its advantages and caveats.
Garment bags can provide more convenient and flexible storage. A breathable fabric garment bag that allows air to circulate and prevents mildew. Opaque garment bags protect wedding dress from light. Garment bags take up less space than boxes and are easy to carry. The material of the bridal garment bag is more soft, and it is more suitable for wedding dresses with delicate fabrics or complex decorations.
Using a box specifically designed to store your wedding dress can provide stronger protection. Such boxes are usually made of acid-free materials that prevent Browning and block out light well.
·Storing before the wedding
From the purchase of the wedding dress to the wedding, if the idle period is less than 10 days, then you can hang the wedding dress on the hanger, and put a breathable wedding dress bag outside to avoid falling ash and prevent clothes from moldy.
If the idle period is longer than 10 days, then you should pay attention. The wedding dress should be placed flat on the white sheet, and then together with the sheet, the wedding dress is folded in half at the waist, and placed in a breathable large wedding dress bag, such as a non-woven wedding dress special bag.
·Storing after the wedding
After we clean the wedding dress, we need to store the wedding dress in the closet. To avoid sweat stains on your hands, you need to wear a pair of white gloves. You can put the wedding dress in a dust-proof wedding bag, fold the wedding dress. Prepare a box with suitable size, fold the wedding dress into it. It is best to use boxes specifically designed to preserve wedding dresses, usually made of acid-free materials to prevent yellowing.
The box in which the wedding dress is stored cannot be plastic, because the gas released by the plastic products can also cause the fabric to turn yellow.
Whichever method you choose, make sure the storage environment is cool, dark and dry to effectively preserve the wedding dress.