How do we remove creases fom a wedding dress?

Hang it on a hanger as high in the kitchen ceiling as you can. Fill the electric kettle and put it on the floor under the dress. Boil the kettle. Otherwise put a pan of water on the stove and boil it. Keep topping up the kettle/pan. OR borrow/hire a wallpaper steamer and use that to steam the creases out of the dress. Take the dress to a sauna and both of you have a treatment.

try hanging it in the bathroom with the doors and windows closed and the shower turned on very hot to create maximum steam.

run a bath of hot water and hang the dress in the bathroom. the steam will de crease it. x

Yes steaming is the answer but if there are beads, glitter, cristals or similar I wouldn't risk doing it without independent advice. If it is plain then first try it with windows, doors closed in the bathroom as someone suggested with the shower turned to hot. Sometimes it takes doing it two or three times. Some Dry Cleaners will steam only if you ask them nicely and it shouldn't cost a lot. Alternatively, depending on the material it could be ironed. However, if you are not willing to do it yourself then even family members maybe afraid, knowing how much it means to you that they could have mishap with the iron. Best of luck.

i would suggest that you actually find an independant seamstress and takeit to them. they make charge you like $15 max to steam the dress. to buy a steamer would cost you more. but if u go to someone who works out of their home u will be good. seamstresses are always steaming clothes.

Steam from the bath is your best bet and no risk...

If the wedding isn't coming up too quickly, you may want to just wait a bit. I got a dress on eBay and it arrived creased, but I hung it up and in a couple of weeks they were gone. If you don't have time (or you try it and it doesn't work), hanging it in the bathroom during a hot shower should do it.

Instead of using the steam iron and the heat that goes with it, use your bathroom shower! Turn on the hot water and hang your dress in the room, but not within close proximity to the water, you do not want it getting actually wet. The steam that the shower creates should be more than enough to hang out the creases. Do not let it stay in too long either because you don't want it to get 'droopy' Use the same method for your veil. Good Luck

just use an ordinary household steam cleaner, most of them hace a special attatchments for curtains and such like which you put a little towelling bonnet on. just read the instructions and you cant go far wrong. good luck with the wedding