Non-wedding dress options often require less fabric to make and are easier to recycle. If you or your maids wear bridesmaid's dresses consider donating them after the wedding to The Cinderella Project or The Glass Slipper Project.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
A Non-Wedding Dress Option
Instead of buying a bridal gown, Alissa Harvey chose this lovely white bridesmaid's dress. "My dress was actually a bridesmaid dress that cost less than $250--a great tip for budget-savvy brides. Many of those bridesmaid dresses come in lots of colors including traditional ivory or white. Mine had a gorgeous sapphire sash around the waist to coordinate with my sapphire wedding and engagement rings."
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2 comments:
very lovely couple....
Thank you for mentioning donating bridesmaids gowns! So seldom are they worn again, and are so beautiful. I can attest that financially disadvantaged young women who receive these donated gowns are forever touched by the generosity, and are able to know the joy of attending their prom, without the financial hardship.
April Doin
Executive Director/Co-Founder
The Cinderella Project
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