International Wedding Gown Preservation System

It is our nature to want to pass down the important physical items and treasures that have meant so much to us during our lifetime.

Preservation Makes Sense
The most important factor in judging the value of an item past is the item’s condition. Sentimental value is important, but a well-preserved, carefully stored family keepsake that is passed from generation to generation, will be more valuable, both sentimentally and from a monetary standpoint if the item has been carefully preserved.
Museums and art galleries are the primary experts in these techniques.

Our Museum Style System
The world-renowned Smithsonian Institute and National Museum is entrusted with many of America’s national treasurers, including the first national flag which was made in 1812. Our MuseumStyle system of cleaning and preserving garments employs many of the same methods used by the Smithsonian to preserve this treasure, including:

• Expert Cleaning
• Moisture & Oxygen Control Storage Environment
• Sealed Storage Environment for protection from dust and insect damage

Any garment can be saved for future generations . . .
Here are a few examples:

• Christening Gowns
• Sports Uniforms
• Military & Scouting Apparel
• Baby Clothing
• Flower Girl Dresses
• First Communion Dresses
• Flags & Banners