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Beware of preserving your dress!
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Joy Wikle
Feb 14, 1996, 3:00:00 AM2/14/96
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Eric Madsen (ucl...@satchem.unocal.com) wrote:
: I watched the Leeza show yesterday. They showed brides being ripped off
: on a previous show, the brided who had their dresses cleaned and sealed
: in a box and for some reason they unsealed them not to far after the
: wedding. To the brides surprise the dresses were dirty. They never
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: I watched the Leeza show yesterday. They showed brides being ripped off
: on a previous show, the brided who had their dresses cleaned and sealed
: in a box and for some reason they unsealed them not to far after the
: wedding. To the brides surprise the dresses were dirty. They never
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Stories like this make me very glad I managed to spend a total of
$150 for my entire wedding ensemble. I'm not going to bother cleaning my
dress afterwards unless I spill something on it, and then I'm not
heirlooming it. It was just a thrift shop buy (not that anyone can tell
:) ). Whatever that thick stretchy satin stuff is that Alfred Angelo
used, it's likely to hold its color through a holocaust!
Shannon
4/20/96
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