Wedding Facts

1.  Glynn Scotty Wolfe married 28 times and divorced 27.

2.  The longest wedding dress train is for a bride in China, it measured over 200 metres long.

3.  Brittney Spear's marriage to Jason Alexander lasted 56 hours.

4.  Sit Temulji Nairman was married to Lady Nariman, when they were five years old. The marriage lasted for 86 years.

5.  In 1840 Queen Victoria started the Western world's love of white wedding dresses prices. Before then, brides simply wore their best dress.

6.  30,000 people attended a Jewish wedding in Jerusalem in 1993.

7.  In 2000, the average bride was 24 years old and the average groom was 28.

8.  Stan Laurel was married seven times…but Zsa Zsa Gabor has been married nine times.

9.  Ancient Greeks and Romans thought the veil protected the bride from evil spirits.

Why Clean and Preserve Your Bridal Gown?

Procrastination poses some serious risks to the gown:

1.  Body perspiration may cause the dress lining to turn brittle over time.

2.  Gowns kept in plastic gown bags are exposed to the most harmful environment possible: plastic fumes. Some brides take the initiative to get their dress cleaned, but still leave their gown in the dry-cleaner's plastic wrap.

Cleaning and preserving your bridal gown as soon as possible ensures that your gown remains in the best condition possible. Ideally, your dress should be cleaned and preserved within days of your wedding.