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 A year ago I started making Angel Gowns because someone was going to throw her wedding dress away after a ugly divorce.  I convinced her I could make something using all the fabric.  From there, I started the North Georgia Angel Gowns Facebook page with encouragement from my daughters.  Never did I think I would get so many ladies willing to give up their beautiful wedding dresses for this cause!  I’ve gotten some from California, New York, Indiana, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Wyoming, and many other states!  Of course quite a few from Georgia ❤️. 

As of this week, I’ve used 20 gowns and have that many to still use!  Lots of the gowns donated to hospitals not only here in Georgia but all over the country!















Location: Georgia, USA

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