Really, it depends on the style of cheap wedding dress you choose to wear on your big day. If you decide to purchase something simple with the thought of reusing it in mind, then I wouldn't see any problem with re-wearing your dress after your wedding day. Renting your dresses out to women, which is a great idea, but if you are willing to part with it you could also sell it.

You could always donate your gown to the various organizations out there like Brides Against Breast Cancer. None actually, unless you get married again. You can still benifit from it though, through renting a line wedding dresses to brides who dont want to spend money on a dress that will cost a lot.

I will never use the wedding dress myself, but if my sister-in-law or my cousin they want to wear my wedding dress on her wedding, I will send the wedding dress as gift. But I do think it is worthy to have your own wedding dress when you get married the first time.There is no specific music that is used during the procession of a Jewish ball gown wedding dresses. The "Bridal Chorus" isn't used because the composer Richard Wanger was a well documented anti-semite.