Storing and Travelling With Wedding Outfits
Wedding outfits are often the most embroidered and most delicate pieces you own. Packing and storing them well keeps the embroidery intact and saves you from last-minute pressing.
Before you pack
Check each piece for loose threads or hooks, and make sure everything is clean and dry. Keep the dupatta, shirt and trouser together so nothing is left behind.
Packing for a trip
- Place tissue paper between layers and over embroidery.
- Fold along natural seams and avoid sharp creases on beadwork.
- Turn heavily embellished pieces inside out when folding.
- Use a garment bag for the most delicate piece.
Flying with an outfit
Carry your most important outfit in your hand luggage if the airline allows, so it is not lost or crushed. Check your airline's size limits.
On arrival
Unpack quickly, hang the outfits and use a steamer to relax creases. Avoid ironing directly on embroidery.
Long-term storage
- Use a breathable garment bag.
- Keep away from damp, direct sun and perfume spray.
- Refold with fresh tissue from time to time.
Browse our wedding wear to plan your next outfit.
FAQ
Can I hang a heavy lehenga?
Hanging can stretch heavy fabric; folding with tissue is often safer.
Should I use plastic?
Choose breathable fabric bags instead of plastic for long storage.
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