Tips For Storing Your Wedding Lehenga

Clean your bridal lehenga before storing it. Remove any stains or dirt to prevent them from becoming permanent. Use a gentle cleaner or take it to a professional. 

Don't store your lehenga in plastic bags, as they can damage the fabric. Use a cotton or linen garment bag instead, which lets air in and keeps mold and mildew away.

Store in a cool and dry place

Keep your lehenga safe from heat and moisture. Store it in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. A closet or wardrobe is the best place to keep it.

Use mothballs or cedar balls   

Protect your lehenga from moths and insects. Use mothballs or cedar blocks in your closet to keep them away and prevent damage.

Check periodically 

Check your lehenga regularly, especially if you haven't worn it in a while. Look for any damage or color changes and fix them before they get worse.

Handle with care

When taking out your lehenga, handle it carefully. Don't pull or tug the fabric, as it can get damaged. Instead, gently unfold it and let it rest for a few hours before wearing.

Avoid hanging 

Don't hang your lehenga for a long time, as it can stretch and lose its shape. Instead, fold it carefully, use tissue paper or cotton to prevent creases, and store it in a garment bag.