Advice 1: Where to put a wedding dress, veil and ring after a divorce
A wedding is a joyful and beautiful event. Many girls after the wedding keep things that remind them of this happy day all their lives. Unfortunately, divorce is no longer a rarity these days. For some reason, the marriage does not work out, the family is not a family at all, and those who swore eternal love to each other put their signatures on divorce papers. The dress and veil, carefully stored after the wedding, evoke by no means pleasant memories, and the wedding ring is removed away from the eyes. All these things become unnecessary. They take up space, but no longer carry that positive semantic load for which they were kept. Of course, you can just throw everything away, but there are ways to get rid of these things for your own benefit.
Get rid of profit
The easiest and most emotionally detached way to get rid of wedding paraphernalia is to sell. If the veil and dress are in good condition, without damage, you can sell them via the Internet on some popular trading platform, for example, on Avito. You can also try renting them to a wedding dress rental shop. They regularly update their range, because dresses after several weddings lose their attractive appearance, and it happens that they simply are not returned back to the rental. With the ring, the situation is even simpler, it can be handed over to any nearest one. If you do not go into beliefs and folk customs, then that's it. With the proceeds from the sale, throw a party with your girlfriends to say goodbye to an unsuccessful marriage. This will help you get through a difficult period in your life more easily. Or just spend them on your needs, let them benefit you, at least this time.
Ritual for happiness in personal life
In order to get rid of the memories of a past marriage for the benefit of the future, there are many different rituals. One of them is cleaning the house. To begin with, it will be necessary to put the dress and veil in order, wash them and carefully check that nothing of you is left on them: hair tangled in the veil, brooches or pins from the evil eye. All this must be removed. After that, everything must be sold along with the ring. With the proceeds, buy everything for cleaning the house: mops, brushes, rags. It is necessary to buy in the market, overpaying, without taking the change. You seem to be paying more than for a failed marriage. Then you should arrange a general cleaning in your house, clean everything and sweep with these brushes and mops, and then throw them away. Thus, you clear your house of the past in order to open the doors to the future.
Donation
This method is suitable for those who have passed the wedding ceremony. A wedding dress and a ring in themselves carry strong energy, but if they are also wedding things, then their energy is a hundred times stronger. Not every married couple gets married in a church. Well, if you decide to take such a step, and subsequently divorced, you are unlikely to just sell a wedding dress. The solution in this case is very simple - donate everything you have left from the wedding to the church. Rings, candles, icons, towels - all this can simply be taken to the church, and a dress with a veil can be sold and the money received for them can be donated.
Whatever way you choose to get rid of wedding things, believe that it's all for the best, and boldly look to the future.
Noise, your wedding played out and after it there were a lot of things that you don’t need now. For example, what to do with a wedding fur coat, where could it be handed over and to whom to sell it?
Instruction
Take a picture of your fur coat and upload a photo with information about the item, its price to sites with free ads on the Internet. Renew your ad on the site when the deadline for its publication approaches.
Report the sale of a wedding coat through newspapers with free advertisements, writing in the headings "clothes" or "things". You can pay a small amount to the newspaper, and your ad will be highlighted in a special way so that it immediately catches the eye of readers.
Visit thrift stores with your wedding coat, where you can return the item and get money for it immediately or after it is sold. Offer a mantle at a discounted price to bridal salons or to the store where you purchased it.
Call friends, acquaintances, work colleagues. Perhaps one of them will soon be preparing for the wedding, and a wedding coat at a small price, below the store price, will come in handy for them.
Find bridal and accessories rental shops. Offer the administration of such establishments to buy a coat from you. Many newlyweds turn to such firms, and the salon needs to replenish the range of goods that it offers.
note
Before the wedding, think about whether expensive accessories, wedding clothes, jewelry should be rented from specialized companies? In this case, you will use beautiful expensive wedding attributes for a moderate fee, and you will not have to look for buyers for more unnecessary things after the holiday.
Useful advice
If stains from food, champagne and so on appeared on the wedding coat as a result of the celebration - before handing over the item, offer it for sale, remove the stains and bring the coat back to its original form. You can try to clean the thing with home remedies and modern stain removers, but it is better to take the fur coat to dry cleaning.
Alas, not always in life it turns out exactly the way you want and plan. Sometimes even the most unshakable relationship comes to its logical end, and it becomes impossible to draw something bright from them. Divorce in similar cases becomes, perhaps, the only way out. As a consequence of this - a lot of memories, objects and things reminiscent of a past life. And the most important of these memories is the engagement ring.
An engagement ring is not just a piece of jewelry.
Surely almost every divorced person to some extent faced with the difficult question “what to do with an engagement ring now?” After all, there are two main reasons for doubting his deliverance: the first is psychological, because everyone understands that this is not just a trinket, an ornament donated by an outsider, but a thing that carries a fairly large semantic load (albeit not the most pleasant memories at times, but there are plenty of positives too. And this very ring was once a symbol of strength, stamina and fidelity in your marriage, and wearing it after a divorce is bad. The second reason is financial, whatever one may say, and this item is made of precious metal, which is very expensive. Therefore, it would not be too rational to decide to simply throw it away. And just keeping the ring after a divorce would be stupid, because over time it can fade.
Out of memory
You do not need to be a psychic or a person with supernatural abilities to understand that you should not use those things that once absorbed a lot of negativity and failures. And there are quite good ways out of the situation. Most jewelry stores provide services such as the exchange of old jewelry for new ones, of course, for a reasonable surcharge.
In addition, you can not exchange the old ring for a new one, but simply take it to a pawnshop.
Also, you can give the ring to the master, pay him for the work (and you always have to pay for beautiful things), and the master will make any other, completely new product out of it, as far as your imagination tells you.
Of course, it will be better if you still find something that was once broken, which can be an earring and a pendant, or a bracelet or a chain. Then the flight of fancy and jewelry appetite can greatly increase.
It turns out that you should not chop from the shoulder and get rid of the ring. It's never too late to do it, but is it worth it? After all, you need to approach this more rationally and competently, rather than without thinking. Therefore, any old thing, of course, can not only carry unpleasant or unwanted memories and moments, but also become something new in life and please you with a completely new look.
The once-beloved thing gathers dust in the closet and takes up a place that may be intended for a new one, not yet bought, but already desired. However, at the same time, simply throwing away an unnecessary dress does not raise a hand.
