I’ve been blogging about my best friend’s wedding frequently, and finally we are barely a month away from her big day! As her maiden of honor, and wedding coordinator, I’m now in the processing of taking care of small details. And yesterday, a very excited me opened her delivery of pristine, white flower girl dresses.
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| Girls' Beautiful Organza and Satin sleeveless formal dress with lace detail at waist | |||||||
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We were very excited for the dresses to arrive. They are empire-cut gowns with beautiful lace accents. And put side by side, they look like heavenly clouds. Oh, if only my words can do them justice. As I prepared to ship them out, it occurred to me that keeping them immaculately white might be a challenge. I would know! The fitting of my daughter was a challenge of candy and juice stains.
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| Girl's Beautiful White Sleeveless Formal Dress With Colorful Sash And Flower | |||||||
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I took the time to write a small note to each mom that had tips on taking care of our white flower girl dresses. Here’s what I wrote:
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| Simple and Classic White Flower Girl Dress | |||||||
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· Have your daughters try on the gown in the evening, after they wash up, and before they go to bed. This way, they are squeaky clean!
· If no alterations are needed, apply a hanger to the dress and store inside your closet.
· Should alterations be necessary, send the dress out as soon as possible. And when you get it back, make sure your hands (and your daughter’s hands) are clean before you handle the garment.
· Relax! Should your darling stain the dress before the wedding, let it be. What’s important is she has fun.
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