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Few things remain after the wedding besides the memories and the photos. Another thing that remains is your wedding gown. Your wedding gown will be a special reminder of your wedding day if you remember a few easy items:

1. Have your dress professionally dry cleaned as soon after the wedding as possible.
2. Have a family member or wedding attendant be responsible for taking your dress to the cleaners while you are on your honeymoon, if possible.
3. Tell the dry cleaner about any stains or loose stitching. Look inside the dress for stains as well. Makeup may have come off when you put the dress on and took it off.
4. Your dress should be stored in an acid-free box.
5. Store your dress; place it in a dry and temperate place.

Following these steps will ensure that your wedding dress is preserved for years to come.

Check out our website for a coupon that will save you money at our favorite, earth-friendly dry cleaner. www.northwest-wedding-photos.com

And, be confident your wedding memories will be as well-preserved as your gown by choosing us as your wedding photographers. Please call us at (253)875-9949 or e-mail us at dana@northwest-wedding-photos.com We want to be your wedding photographers!

Thanks!

Dana Kehr
A Brides Club Preferred Photographer

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