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Getting the dress you dream about
Every woman has that perfect dress, the one you see when you close your eyes. Getting it comes down to four simple steps.
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First, find pictures of the dresses you love: pictures that show the neckline, skirt, back and other details you've dreamed of. They can come from different dresses. Our 
Then settle the design, and get measured properly, with a friend's help. Decide the neckline, back, length and fabric before you buy, because they're the hardest things to change later. The 
Next come the fittings. Bring your shoes and what you'll wear underneath to every one, and keep the dress in a breathable bag until the day. On the morning, steam out the creases, put on the dress, and get married. The 
Last, the fun part: share the pictures of your happy day with your family and friends. Then have the dress cleaned and stored flat, so it stays as beautiful as it was.What MyOwnDress is
This site is free help for brides: how to find the dress you see when you close your eyes, how to measure, what to expect at fittings, and the Bride's Kit of things worth having ready. If you'd rather make or alter a dress yourself, our sewing guides start from the very beginning.
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The Bride's KitEverything for the big day, in one listSee the kit