Wedding dress guides and articles

What do you do with your wedding dress after the wedding?

Clean the dress within a couple of weeks and store it in acid-free tissue. How to avoid yellow stains, and how the dress can get another life.

Satin and long sleeves in winter, light tulle and chiffon in summer. How to choose a dress for the Danish weather, and what to do when it rains.

Most wedding dresses are made of polyester and worn for one day. See what really makes a difference for the environment, and what just sounds good.

Turn the dress inside out. Seams, lining, boning and how the lace is sewn on say more than the price. How to spot quality in twenty seconds.

Most brides buy the dress 6-12 months ahead. See why, and how you can manage with a few weeks when the dress is ready in the shop.

Wedding dress alterations cost about 1,735 DKK on average in Denmark. What can be changed, how long it takes, and what to bring.

How long does a fitting take, who should come, and what should you wear? How to prepare so the day goes well.

A-line, mermaid, ball gown or empire? See what each shape does for the body, where it comes from, and how to find yours.

Bridal sizes run 1-2 sizes smaller than everyday clothes. How to measure yourself, and what to do if you are between two sizes.

A wedding dress in Denmark usually costs 8,000-20,000 DKK. See prices in the US and UK, the extra costs on top, and where you can save.