Want to display your wedding dress instead of packing it away in a closet? A large wedding dress display case is such a pretty way to turn your gown into something you can actually see and enjoy.
And if you have a particularly full wedding dress, long train, or elaborate gown, a standard frame or wedding dress garment bag simply isn’t going to cut it. Plus, once it’s put away that’s it: you can’t really see it anymore.
Wedding Dress Display Case
For displaying a wedding dress at home, I recommend this wedding dress display case. It gives your gown the space it needs while keeping it protected and beautifully displayed.
Why I like it: It is large enough for a wedding gown rather than being designed for a small keepsake, making it a much better option if you want to display the entire dress or a substantial portion of it.
How to Display a Wedding Dress
Before putting your dress into a display case, make sure it is clean and completely dry. If your gown has been professionally preserved, follow the preservation company’s instructions for displaying it.
Then, choose a spot where the dress can be admired without sitting in direct sunlight or somewhere with excessive humidity. A bedroom, dressing room, hallway, or dedicated wedding keepsake wall can all work beautifully.
If your dress has a long train, lots of layers, lace, beading, or a dramatic silhouette, a giant display case gives you considerably more room to work with than a traditional shadow box.
If you’re planning to keep your gown long-term, learn how to preserve your wedding dress before putting it on display.
Why Display Your Wedding Dress?
Honestly? Because you don’t have to hide the prettiest dress you’ll ever wear in a box forever. ❤️
A large wedding dress display case lets you preserve the memory and make the gown part of your home. It’s especially fun if your dress has gorgeous lace, embroidery, beading, or other details you want to keep visible.
If you’ve been wondering how to display a wedding dress, this is one of the easiest ways to do it.
I’m so happy to have finally found the solution. I’ve had so many brides through the years ask me how to display a wedding dress after the celebration, but the limited options were always a garment bag or box. There’s nothing wrong with those options, but I really love the way you can see it all the time in a wedding dress shadow box, like this one.
xo
Emma
Emma Arendoski
Emma is the CEO of Emmaline Bride (est. 2009) and published author of two wedding books: "The Handcrafted Wedding" and "The Inspired Wedding" (Sellers Publishing, Inc.) She is a leading wedding expert, coordinator, wife, mother, and coffee lover. Read her latest book: The Inspired Wedding. Follow on Emmaline Baby for baby + kids inspiration.
