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10:21 am
July 8, 2008
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My wedding is September 21st and I have had my wedding gown for a year sitting in my closet. Due to high rains, a leak started in my closet and a big water mark is now on my dress! With not a little time to go, my best bet is to go with a preworn dress, do you know of any online sites that sell them that you would recommend? The cost of cleaning the dress is twice the cost of the dress itself so I'm thinking of using it in my trash the dress photos and just getting another dress.
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8:16 pm
July 12, 2008
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IHeartChampagne
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Oh no! You might want to try oncewed.com or preownedweddingdresses.com…don't forget to try some off the rack options too.
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2:15 am
July 14, 2008
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Kira
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I'm sorry to hear about your dress!
Have you tried steaming the water mark? I've heard if you use a hand-steamer, it can lift up the water mark stains. Maybe you could try that and see if the stain might deminish?
I hope you find a solution soon!
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4:25 pm
July 14, 2008
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ashleyld
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On the fineliving channel they had a show that featured a dry cleaners in NYC that can work miracles. I have no idea of their name off the top of my head or the costs but it surely could salvage your dress as well as save you some money. I would search on FineLiving's website, the show premise was the best of the best type of thing.
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12:12 pm
July 15, 2008
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ashleyld
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I found the drycleaners…
Madame Paulette, flagship store
1255 Second Avenue
New York, NY 10012
212-838-6827
http://www.madamepaulette.com
They do Vera Wangs bridal and did a water restoration for Valentino
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8:26 pm
July 19, 2008
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EcoChicWorldWeddings
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What Size are you. I saw a post with a size 6 Odette Maggie Soretto on another site for $300 includes bustle. This is a new never worn one…
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6:26 pm
October 14, 2008
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uppereastshopper
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You have to atleast try to get cleaned!! If its just a water stain, have you tried vinegar? I know that supposidly vinegar works really well on removing stains on white. Look up the recipe.
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