yellowing, creasing, moulding or mildewing, light and dust, delivering the dress back to you beautifully boxed, ready to be stored. . Some choose to keep the dress simply as a reminder of the special day while others pass it down through the family, either for a future daughter to wear or as a family heirloom. . For those who want to keep the dress but can't stand the thought of storing it out of sight there is another option -- display it. . Many wedding dress designs are like pieces of fine art and look beautiful hung on a wardrobe door in a guest/dressing room or even modelled on a vintage-style mannequin. This way you still get to see your dress and show it off to others. . . . . Remodel It . A number of brides still follow the tradition of having a seamstress use the fabric of their wedding dress to make a christening gown for a future child to wear, retaining the sentimental value of the garment. Alternatively you could have the dress remodelled to create a new outfit for yourself. For example, if your dress has a stunning bodice you could have the bottom half of the dress removed and replaced with a shorter skirt which you could then wear to other special occasions like a ball or on-board on cruise ship. There are also options to dye the dress to make it look less bridal. . . Sell it . This is a popular