Wedding dress storage help please

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If it was made of natural fabrics, I would suggest
Raid cards if the dress has any silk or cotton trim. A good airing afterwards would get rid of any smell which may linger. Better than finding it later with holes in it.
If it is all synthetic it should be fine but keep it away from he light.
A white sheet or, better still a duvet cover to cover it is a food idea

Thanks all.
I’m now reassured that I’m not going to damage her dress accidentally.

Oh dear lol, Eau de Mothball perfume on the Brides wedding day, probably won’t be welcome!

If the dress is synthetic material, it’s unlikely to attract Moth damage as they much prefare natural fibres to feed on. I still have my Ronald Joyce wedding dress from 34 years ago hanging in my walk in wardrobe, just covered by its original dust bag and it’s fine. It’s cream polyester satin and lace, it no longer fits me, but l keep it for sentimental reasons. One of my Daughters has hinted that she would like to borrow it for her second marriage in a couple of years time.

I would not worry about storing your daughters dress for a few months more than planned, the chances are that it’s been in its original wrapper for over a year already, awaiting being sold.
A few more extra months will not make a difference, just keep it in a cool dry place, and away from any direct sunlight that may fade it.

My daughter wore my wedding dress (from 1971) in 2001, it had been stored in a box , wrapped in a 100% cotton sheet and then tissue paper, it was perfect when she wore it, we looked at it recently. It is still in its box with the same sheet and tissue paper, still perfect! I think for the short time you will be storing it, it will be fine. Just keep the dust off of it.

My daughter's wedding was cancelled last week and the wedding dress shop owner, advised us to store the dress in a double duvet cover and that's what I did!

As you say remove the plastic and then I’d put a hanging moth repellent on the hanger, not touching the dress. Just to be on the safe side. Then I’d wrap it in a bedsheet to keep out the light, which might discolour the fabric.
Then I’d put the dust sheet over it.
If you’ve not got any moth repellents, I’m sure there’s some on the Internet.

Years ago people would wrap wedding dresses in a large white cotton sheet. Not sure if that helps