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EVERY wedding dress has a story,We are very glad to announce the new collection of ‘special occasion cocktail dresses’Wholesale Cheap Party Dresses Online. but many that find their way to second-hand charity stores like the St Vincent de Paul Society are sadly tale-less.See your ad herVolunteers at the Nelson Bay's Vinnies store, in Yacaaba Street, pulled out its collection of wedding dresses,Customers can now search for their dream dresses in our website Wholesale Cheap Mother of the Bride Dresses Online. housed upstairs and off the selling floor, for the Examiner last week.Rosemary Tucker, area manager for Port Stephens' St Vincent de Paul Society stores, said its collection of about 10 dresses, some vintage, is kept upstairs so they do not get damaged.Any order can enjoy a discounted price, up to 76% off Discount Pageant Dresses for sale."We've been talking about putting one downstairs so people can see we have them," Mrs Tucker said."Showing them is the problem. We can't really have them downstairs, because kids play around them." 

Instead, a photo album of wedding gowns, bridesmaid dresses and other bridal bits and pieces was put together to show the collection.Mrs Tucker said many of the store's dresses, usually priced between $50 and $150, were unceremoniously dumped in a garbage bag and donated. Many end up at the store looking more shabby than chic, with volunteers cleaning them as best they can.It was Mrs Tucker's turn to fix up the tan stained and mud splattered dress Georgia Mackenney, 16, modelled for the Examiner.Mrs Tucker saved the dress, believed to be worth about $2000,from being thrown and gave it a bath - for a week."I threw it in the bath for a week with Napisan," she said.See your ad here"Then you get the youngest of the family to walk on it every night, let out the water and fill the tub up again. A week later hang it up and hose it off."About one dress a year is sold. Mrs Tucker said this total could be better with more information about them.Bridal dresses and accessories can be donated over the counter of charity stores rather than to charity bins.