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A row of cleaned wedding gowns bagged on the preservation rail
— Heirloom Bridal Care —

Your Gown Deserves
To Last Forever

Hand-cleaned, hand-pressed, and sealed in a museum-grade preservation chest by certified specialists with twenty-five years of experience.

— Our Process —

Six Steps to Preservation

1
Inspection
Garment-by-garment review for stains, beading, and fabric type
2
Spot Treatment
Champagne, wine, grass, makeup, and more — treated by hand
3
Gentle Cleaning
Eco-friendly solvents safe for silk, satin, lace, and beadwork
4
Hand Pressing
Every layer steamed and shaped to restore its original silhouette
5
Acid-Free Wrap
Buffered tissue between every fold to prevent yellowing
6
Heirloom Chest
Sealed in a window-front preservation box you can display
A specialist holding up a lace gown for inspection
Every gown is inspected layer by layer before anything is treated.
Gloved hands working along the buttons of a wedding gown
Gloved hands on every bead, button, and seam.
An acid-free wedding gown preservation chest
Sealed in an acid-free heirloom chest.
— Investment —

Preservation Packages

Essential
$250
Clean & Press
✓ Full inspection
✓ Spot treatment
✓ Gentle hand cleaning
✓ Steam pressing
✓ Garment bag included
Most Popular
Heirloom
$349
Clean & Preserve
✓ Everything in Essential
✓ Acid-free tissue wrap
✓ Window-front chest
✓ Pre-storage moisture check
Couture
$499
Full White-Glove
✓ Everything in Heirloom
✓ Beadwork stabilization
✓ Veil cleaning included
✓ Minor repair work
✓ White-glove home delivery

Every gown is priced individually. Heavy soiling and extensive beadwork are not the only things that change the price — size does too. Long trains, full ballgown skirts, and heavily layered dresses take more hand work and more material to preserve, so they are quoted accordingly. Bring the dress in or send a photo and we will give you an exact number before any work begins. All packages include free pickup & delivery.

— Brides Ask —

Common Questions

How soon after the wedding should I bring in my dress?
Within four to six weeks. Stains like champagne and clear soda are invisible at first but oxidize into permanent yellow marks over time. The sooner, the better.
How long does preservation take?
Typically two to three weeks for our Heirloom and Couture packages — that's the time a careful job takes. On a deadline? Tell us. We can move as fast as you need.
Can I see my dress before it's sealed?
Absolutely. We invite every bride in for a final inspection before we wrap and seal the box. It's your gown — you should see it spotless first.
Do you work with veils, shoes, and other accessories?
Yes — veils are included in our Couture package, and we can clean and box shoes, gloves, and garters as add-ons.
— Before the Big Day —

Getting married, not just preserving? We press brand-new gowns, handle alterations, and deliver straight to your venue.

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— Let's preserve your story. —

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