Inside the neonatal intensive care unit at INOVA Fairfax Hospital, the staff received a very special delivery: petite, hand-stitched, embroidered gowns fit for a prince or princess. "Angels" had transformed wedding dresses once worn by Virginia brides into gowns for families that have lost newborns.

"I was overwhelmed, just overwhelmed with emotion. It just really touched my heart," said Claire Pagano, the hospital's NICU director. "The detail in the gowns is amazing—the lace, the beading; the fabric is just absolutely gorgeous prom dresses online."

"Twenty years ago we had lost a baby, and it hit close and near and dear to my heart," she said. "So, I thought, what a beautiful way to be able to extend part of love from a bride to a momma who had lost a baby."

"Each one of these gowns are as pretty, if not more beautiful, than the wedding gowns themselves," she added.

Violette's daughter donated the first dress for the Angel Gowns in Virginia project. Then, bride after bride added to the collection prom dresses online.
Violette hopes the project's efforts will bring comfort to mourning families.

"Every loss is very emotional, and a very difficult time for both the care providers and certainly for the families," Pagano said. "So, to be able to have this to give to the families, I know will just touch their hearts. It's something that will be a keepsake forever prom dresses online."

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