one of the founders of Cheap Chic Weddings

 The contest had more than 700 entries this year, and its sponsor, Charmin, provided coupons to entrants to help cover the cost of the paper. The rules dictate that participants may only use Charmin toilet paper, glue, and needle and thread to complete their designs. The gowns need to be wo by real people and those modeling the lace wedding dresses uk have to be able to take them off and on like they would a real wedding gown.“The quality of talent that presents itself each year always amazes us,” says Susan Bain, one of the founders of Cheap Chic Weddings. “This year’s entries included several dresses that had intricate details like faux embroidery, ruffles, pleats and even lace effects.”

Charmin is a sponsor of the contest for the second time and provided coupons for contest entrants to help cover the cost of purchasing the rolls of Charmin used in creating each dress, which ranged in amount from 10 rolls to nearly 50 rolls in some cases.“We’re inspired by these hot wedding dresses and couldn’t imagine a better way to showcase the Charmin brand in a fun and unique way. Congratulations to Susan Brean and all the finalists on their fantastic designs.” says Laura Dressman, P&G Exteal Relations Manager. Article source: http://58weddingdress.com