Preserve your memories with Wedding Gown Preservation!
The Wedding Gown Preservation Company has specialized in gown preservation for over 100 years and has built a trusted name among brides for many generations.
They are the largest in the industry leader. They set the standard for professional wedding dress preservation and cleaning. And they back their service with a 20 year written guarantee. If, over the years, your gown is found to have yellowed or stained, The Wedding Gown Preservation Company will restore the gown free of charge.
- Bridal Gown Cleaning
- Bridal Gown Preservation
- White Gloss Preservation Chest
- Convenient Carrying Handle
- Deluxe Crush-Proof Shipping Container
- $500 Declared Value
- 100-year Certificate of Guarantee
- Anti-Sugar Treatment
- Anti-Yellowing Treatment
- Acid-Free Tissue Paper Wrap
- Add 3 Additional Accessories Free
- Free Shipping to you
- Silver Preservation Chest
- Convenient carrying handle
- Bridal Gown Cleaning
- Bridal Gown Preservation
- Deluxe storage case
- Deluxe shipping container, triple boxed for added protection
- $1500 Declared Value
- 100-year Certificate of Guarantee
- Anti-sugar treatment
- Anti-yellowing treatment
- Acid-free Tissue Paper wrap
- Free shipping to you
- Gown will be hand pressed
- 3 accessories included
“Thank you. This will be the second time I have used your service. The first time was seven years ago–when I got married. My daughter just wore the dress on a cruise ship wedding (January 7th) and the dress looked as good as it did on the original day! I plan to preserve it again in the event my second daughter decides to wear it at some point. Thanks for a great job!”
Karen – Baldwinsville, NY
Q: Does my gown need to be cleaned before it is worn again?
No! All it would need is to be steamed to get the wrinkles out.
No, Wedding Gown Preservation Company will handle all the cleaning of your gown to ensure a proper preservation.
Q: What stains are removed with your process?
We are able to remove approximately 95% of all stains. Those such as tar, blood, perspiration, grass, mud, grease, and food are the most common. Also any sugar stains from cake icing, wine and other beverages.
