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Gown Preservation Specialists
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Your wedding gown is a priceless heirloom, preserving it is a science.
Gown preservation has long been an avenue for brides to "preserve" their gowns in hope a daughter would choose to wear her gown in the future. Let's be realistic, thats probably not the case. However, present day brides are finding themselves using pieces of mom's gown to embellish their bouquet handles, creating a hanky to hold, or simply using pieces to add to their own modern day gowns. The only way to ensure this could be your future is by understanding the difference between "preservation" and proper long term storage. Our method is highly used by museums around the world. It affords the client the ability to access her gown at a moments notice without interfering with the process. Ensuring the finest of textiles never yellow or damage. Interested? Message us for details! And become one of thousands who have educated themselves about the difference.
Gown preservation has long been an avenue for brides to "preserve" their gowns in hope a daughter would choose to wear her gown in the future. Let's be realistic, thats probably not the case. However, present day brides are finding themselves using pieces of mom's gown to embellish their bouquet handles, creating a hanky to hold, or simply using pieces to add to their own modern day gowns. The only way to ensure this could be your future is by understanding the difference between "preservation" and proper long term storage. Our method is highly used by museums around the world. It affords the client the ability to access her gown at a moments notice without interfering with the process. Ensuring the finest of textiles never yellow or damage. Interested? Message us for details! And become one of thousands who have educated themselves about the difference.
Your wedding gown is a priceless heirloom, preserving it is a science.
Gown preservation has long been an avenue for brides to "preserve" their gowns in hope a daughter would choose to wear her gown in the future. Let's be realistic, thats probably not the case. However, present day brides are finding themselves using pieces of mom's gown to embellish their bouquet handles, creating a hanky to hold, or simply using pieces to add to their own modern day gowns. The only way to ensure this could be your future is by understanding the difference between "preservation" and proper long term storage. Our method is highly used by museums around the world. It affords the client the ability to access her gown at a moments notice without interfering with the process. Ensuring the finest of textiles never yellow or damage. Interested? Message us for details! And become one of thousands who have educated themselves about the difference.
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