For a sequin gown, the proper paper covering is . This specialized paper prevents the sequins from snagging the fabric, protects them from tarnishing or dulling, and ensures dyes do not transfer over time. Why Use Acid-Free Tissue Paper?

: Crumpled tissue paper can be used to "stuff" the bodice and sleeves, helping the gown maintain its three-dimensional shape and preventing harsh, permanent creases. Where to Buy

You can find archival-quality acid-free tissue paper at these retailers:

: Standard tissue paper is acidic and can cause metallic sequins to corrode or fade. Acid-free paper is pH-neutral, preserving the gown's sparkle.

How to Store a Wedding Dress: Tips for Long-Term Preservation

: Sequins and beads can easily catch on delicate lace or silk. Layering tissue paper between folds creates a protective barrier.