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I have a champagne colored wedding dress. My bridesmaid dressses are black with champagne sashes. Please help me with my reception linens!!!!
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Take a minute to picture everything. You perhaps are going to have a large room for your reception. You walk into the room and.... there are tables with white or champagne tablecloths on them. The chairs have white or champagne covers, and the sashes are black, like the dresses. As cool as it sounds, it's going to look very distracting with all those black bows, plus the centerpieces. Go for a white or champagne sash on the chairs, napkins and tablecloths, and bring the black in only in small pieces. A little black will go a long way. You could make black ribbon bows for napkin rings, put black onyx rocks in the flower vases, or use black confetti on the tables. Don't use black candles. They never look right because the wax is funny and makes little white marks on the candles, so they look like they've been stored in somebody's basement too long.
Take a minute to picture everything. You perhaps are going to have a large room for your reception. You walk into the room and.... there are tables with white or champagne tablecloths on them. The chairs have white or champagne covers, and the sashes are black, like the dresses. As cool as it sounds, it's going to look very distracting with all those black bows, plus the centerpieces. Go for a white or champagne sash on the chairs, napkins and tablecloths, and bring the black in only in small pieces. A little black will go a long way. You could make black ribbon bows for napkin rings, put black onyx rocks in the flower vases, or use black confetti on the tables. Don't use black candles. They never look right because the wax is funny and makes little white marks on the candles, so they look like they've been stored in somebody's basement too long.
How can I dye a satin polyester and tulle wedding dress?
Oana L
Hello,
I have a roman style wedding dress and since it has cost me an arm and a leg I would like to get more value from it. One idea is to sell it. Another is to trim the length knee high and wear it for other occasions. But I would prefer to color it as to not offend any bride. It is of a rare elegance and it would break my heart to part with it.
I am not located in the US, but in Europe and I don't know of any professional dying service. Do you have some ideas, do you think the dye would catch well on all of the dress components?
Dress description: Ivory color, with one layer of hard very good quality satin (polyester) and four layers of the finest tulle on top. It also has a sash & shoulder straps of probably organza flowers with little pearl beads and crystals sewn in.
Thank you!
Answer
Sell it or shorten it, but it's not going to be easy to dye, and will probably come out with several different shades.
Sell it or shorten it, but it's not going to be easy to dye, and will probably come out with several different shades.
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