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The wedding is over, you're blissfully happy, but what can you do with this wedding gown (& veil) hanging in your closet? (Your husband is starting to complain about not having any closet space.)
Use pieces of your modest wedding gown to make jewelry. Wear it yourself and pass it down to your daughters someday. Earrings, necklaces, headbands, belts, bracelets. Wedding gowns with long sleeves are perfect for this approach, since you can shorten the sleeves, while leaving the rest of the gown intact, and use the removed material for creating your mementos.
Vintage Lace Pendants by Laura Beth Love
Have your wedding gown professionally preserved- either framed and hung to remember or to keep safe for your daughter or daughter-in-law to wear someday when they too want a modest wedding dress.
Have a professional seamstress remake the entire wedding gown into a blessing/christening dress or a baptism/confirmation dress.
If you want to keep most of the gown intact, the train of your wedding gown can be removed and used for creating little dresses or other mementos
Another great idea for a modest wedding gown with long sleeves, is to shorten the sleeves and use the removed fabric to create a purse or clutch from your gown. Lace looks good on everything!
Repurpose your old veil as a bed net for your master bedroom or for your new babies nursery.
Give your wedding gown to a worthy cause. Modest wedding dresses can be difficult to find, so sharing yours could bless the life of another bride-
https://www.babble.com/relationships/5-meaningful-places-to-donate-your-wedding-dress/ -
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Long sleeved wedding gowns come in lots of varieties, and the flirty sleeve of the Amelia gown was perfect for this red rock shoot!Vendors:
Gown: Amelia gown by Elizabeth Cooper Design
Photography: Sindy Mag Photography
Suit: Mr. Tux
Ring: Morgan Jewelers
HMUA: Danielle Emett
Chairs & table: Taylor Made
Decor: Inside The Robins Nest
Floral: Jocelyn's Floral
Cake: Cupcakes! by Julie
Ribbons: Iris & Clair -
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Who is Elizabeth Cooper? Elizabeth Cooper is a mother/daughter design team- Carrie Cooper & Arin Elizabeth, and the name is derived from our middle names. We design each and every single one of our modest wedding dresses ourselves, in our studio, together. We work tirelessly to create modest wedding gowns that you will love that don't compromise your standards. We like to be around during appointments so we can meet the brides that will wear our modest wedding gowns- we love to hear feedback and meet the beautiful smiling faces. It's so special to know that the fruits of our labor and love will be a part of your special day. -
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There are lots of reasons why a bride wants a modest wedding dress, and whatever that reason, we are here to help. Modest wedding gowns with long sleeves, modest necklines and coverage in back are our specialty! We offer a variety of unique modest wedding gown options, which can be modified to meet whatever level of modesty is important to you. The best part is we try our hardest to keep our wedding gowns as affordable as we can! Take a look at our collection page and schedule your appointment to come in and find your dream modest wedding dress.
