Archive for the ‘Wedding Gown Cleaning’ Category

All Wedding Gown Cleaners Are Not Alike

Posted on August 26th, 2011, by Kathy Wright

After you spend good money to have your wedding gown cleaned and preserved, you would assume that you had done everything you should to care for your gown and you can relax. Right? Maybe not. There is a great deal of difference between dry-cleaners, especially when it comes to wedding gown care. In particular, silk [...]

Scary Oxidized Stains Removed

Posted on January 7th, 2011, by Kathy Wright

The sooner spills or stains on your wedding gown are treated the more likely they will be removed. But occasionally it happens…life slips by and your gown including the stains may be temporarily forgotten. If enough time goes by some of the spills may oxidize into dark orange and brown spots. Scary! This real life [...]

Heirloom Gown Saved – Rust Stains Removed

Posted on October 15th, 2010, by Kathy Wright

Metal rusts. Unfortunately many wedding gowns have metal backed or metal shank buttons. Consequently rust stains are a common challenge in wedding gown restoration. We recently restored a beautiful 1940′s era wedding gown that had severe rust damage. All of the buttons down the back of the gown had rusted through and left severe rust [...]

Polyester Dresses Perfect for Garden Weddings

Posted on September 16th, 2010, by Kathy Wright

We love the beautiful dresses that come into our shop each day. They are all different and each has a story and a unique bride behind it. We are often able to tell quite a bit about that wedding by the wear and tear of the dress itself. Outdoor wedding dresses are notorious for very [...]

Perseverance Pays – Mystery Stain is Overcome

Posted on August 11th, 2010, by Kathy Wright

We found it definitely pays to persevere when it comes to removing tough stains. We recently received a plea for help from John Ardoin in Louisiana whose daughter had borrowed her cousin’s wedding gown for her wedding. Everything went beautifully, and the dress fit Tina perfectly, but after the wedding the gown had small brown [...]