Choosing baptismal dresses for children has always been an important task. Baptismal dresses are mostly beautiful, but the truth is that some are downright uncomfortable. Here, I put my 3 top material picks that will keep baby snug and smiling.
Cotton is just wonderful to wear. It is breathable and comfortable. As an added plus, the fabric allows for easy stain removal. Baptismal dresses made of cotton add to the resiliency of the garment. And because it is easy to handle, the gown can be kept for years on as an heirloom.
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| Hand Embroidered Cotton Christening Dress - White | |||||||
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I just love the luxurious sheen of silk. Yes, silk is associated to luxury, but it is also very comfortable to the skin. Think silk pajamas. The fabric is also a good choice for baptismal dresses since it looks elegant even without lace, beading, and designs. On the downside, stains on silk are difficult to remove. And without proper care, silk will yellow over time.
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| White Beautiful Timeless Christening Gown | |||||||
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Organza is another fabric that will keep your child comfortable. Like cotton, it is a breathable and sturdy fabric. It is an elegant choice, especially if you’d like to store the dress for generations to come. But it is also prone to turning yellow. Should this happen, gently wash the garment, dry, and it will be like new.
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| Ivory Angelic Organza Float Christening Dress | |||||||
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For ideas on comfortable and stylish baptismal dresses, visit www.elitedresses.com for a multitude of garments that put comfort and design as its priority.
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