Your gown is more than fabric — it’s a legacy piece. To preserve its beauty before and after the ceremony:

• Store in a Cool, Dry Space: Choose a dark, well-ventilated environment away from sunlight, heat, or humidity. A breathable cotton garment bag or under-bed storage box is ideal.

• Avoid Plastic Covers: Plastic can trap moisture, causing mildew and fabric yellowing over time.

• Have It Professionally Cleaned First: Even invisible marks (like perspiration or champagne) can set in. We recommend cleaning your gown promptly after the wedding.

• Use Acid-Free Tissue: Place tissue between folds to protect against creasing. Avoid any tissue with colour or dye.

• Check Periodically: Gently inspect your gown every few months if stored long-term. If you notice changes or damage, consult a professional.

Life happens — and if your gown comes into contact with water or other substances, here’s what to do:

• If Wet: Gently blot the affected area with a clean, white cloth. Let it air dry away from heat. Avoid rubbing or using household dryers.

• If Stained (Makeup, Wine, etc.): Resist the urge to treat the area at home. Blot gently and contact a bridal gown specialist as soon as possible.

• When in Doubt: Always seek professional guidance. Timely, expert care prevents permanent damage and preserves your gown’s integrity.

A professional cleaning service is essential to honour your gown’s craftsmanship — and ensure it can be loved again, whether by you or the generations that follow.

We recommend choosing a provider that specialises in bridal couture, with experience in:

• Delicate Fabric Handling: From French lace to silk organza, your gown requires a gentle, practiced hand.

• Expert Stain Removal: Professional techniques can treat even the most stubborn stains without compromising fabric integrity.

• Eco-Friendly Processes: Choose a team that values both your gown and the planet.

• Post-Cleaning Inspection: Loose beading, threads, or embellishments should be checked and secured.

• Preservation Packaging: Once cleaned, your gown should be stored in acid-free packaging that protects its shape and beauty.