flower girl dresses

The ideal flower girl dress doesn’t always have to be used for the
one occasion and has a life before, during, and after the
wedding. Indeed, the flower girl dress can be worn again after
the ceremony & reception. Typically, a customer will want to use
the same outfit for her First Communion (if chosen in white or
ivory) and even a Holiday concert. Sometimes people like to
preserve flower girl dresses as a memento or to pass on to the
future generation. Flower girl dresses, especially one made from
Pegeen is made of pure silk which wears very well and can be
pressed again and again. We even have dresses in our personal
closet of Pegeen dresses that are over 25 years old and they still
look just as fresh for the grandkids as they did on our nieces!
(We used every niece for our photo shoots!). You just need to
know a few simple facts in order to takeappropriate care of a
flower girl dress.

If a flower girl dress becomes stained, the fabric will determine
how to clean your dress. Dry cleaning is recommended for all
Pegeen dresses of pure silk. There are some companies that make
their dresses from rayon and acetate which also should be dry
cleaned. Gowns of taffeta, poly-shantung, (read the contents)
satin, poly silk or cotton with smocking can go through the gentle
cycle or “hand-wash” in cold water. These outfits must also “hang
to dry” and not to be dried in a machine. You can choose to put
them on the “air fluff” cycle in the dryer or choose to dry them in
the dryer but only for 5-7 minutes to remove the wrinkles. Be
careful however of all dresses OTHER than Pegeen or dresses
made from silk because these can melt with an iron.

All dresses made from Pegeen can be ironed on HIGH avoiding the
tulle or organza as they also will melt with high irons. We
recommend ironing the latter two fabrics only on the lowest setting
on your iron. However, all Pegeen dresses are made in silk and
therefore the silk ONLY fabric can be ironed on high and boy, do they
come out beautifully. We do not like steam for two reasons. First –
it’s a pain they take forever and second, we honestly feel that steam
(besides spitting dirt and debris spots) can bread down the fiber.

Moisture, light, mildew, dirt, dust, insects, heat and even mice can
harm your flower girl dresses. During long-term storage, the
textile’s sizing can also darken the fabric.
If constantly exposed to sunlight or any other light source, these
special dresses will yellow or fade. Heat can also cause damage to
the beading and trim. A flower girl dress must be in a breathable
setting to safeguard them from mold and mildew. Therefore we
never suggest that you store your heirloom in the attic which is
subject to extreme temperatures of heat or humidity.

Address-
9147 State Road 535
Orlando, FL
Ph-407-928-2377, Zip-code-32836
USA
https://www.pegeen.com/