Ritzy Wedding Veils!

Oooo la la....

An average bridal veil could cost you $40, while a custom creation could cost $500 or more. Before you go looking, you might want to ask yourself, "What kind of veil do I want?" Well, let's cut to the chase and present the styles.

Visor Cage Veils
Shoulder Length Veils
Elbow Length Veils
Finger Tip Length Veils
Knee Length Veils
Cathedral, Chapel & Long Veils
Mantilla Veils
Colored Veils
Ribbon Edge Veils
Cut Edge, Scalloped Cord Veils

One Tier, Two Tier Veils etc... 

If you have deternined your preferred style (from above) then great; if not, we suggest that you grab your girlfriends, spend a few hours at a local bridal shop, and determine what/if a veil is for you. Don't be afraid to try on the most elaborate creations! Live on the edge and choose something that truly looks amazing on you. Bring your camera and take a picture of what you've tried on so you can view them later. This will help you determine what you really want (if any).

Remember, most veils stay on just during the ceremony and are removed before the reception festivities begin. This way you can have two completely different looks for your event. 

Happy veil hunting everyone!

Save the Gown!

Wedding Gown Preservation 

Is there really a wedding gown preservation company that is conscientious of protecting the environment? Believe it or not, YES, there is.  The “Wedding Gown Preservation Company” is recognized as a national expert in wedding gown cleaning and preservation.

The preservation of a gown occurs when a company such as the “Wedding Gown Preservation Company,” takes a gown and cleans it and/or preserves it so that it can be handed down to future generations. 

State of the art equipment is used to clean and preserve wedding gowns otherwise known as Hydro-carbon machines. These machines are the latest technology on the market and are highly efficient.  Hydro-carbon machines are proven to be the most environmentally friendly machines available to us today.  

Furthermore, the “Wedding Gown Preservation Company” just completed their testing of a new eco friendly “Soy based Stain Remover.”  This new product has been approved for use in the wedding dress preservation process and is known for being very safe for our environment. It’s also safe for the user, and the wearer of the garment as well.   

Believe it or not, 98% of the waste created by the wedding gown cleaning process is recycled. How awesome is that!  

Continually striving to provide outstanding service, the “Wedding Gown Preservation Company’s” philosophy “ to make a minimum carbon footprint on the planet” has been the driving factor in their strive for excellence within the Wedding Industry.  

Look for announcements on the launch of their newly remodeled web site! In the mean time, for more information and further inquiries on how you can safely preserve your wedding gown, we invite you to visit their current site at www.affordablepresrevation.com and www.affordablepreservation.com/wedding_dress_preservation.html