Basic Repairs, Steaming, Inspection, and Boxing
After your gown is thoroughly cleaned, we proceed to the finishing touches — minor repairs, steaming, a careful inspection, and final packaging. The steps to achieving a flawless preserved wedding dress include:Â
Assessing Fabric Damage
Firstly, we begin by checking for any damage to your wedding dress that may have occurred during the celebrations, like hemline tears, loose threads, or pulls from chairs and shoes.
 In-House Expert Repairs
We have in-house export seamstresses who specialize in repairing bridal gowns. From fixing fabric pulls and repairing lace damage to addressing worn material and loose adornments, we restore your dress with expert attention to detail.
Hand Steaming & Pressing
After repairs, we perform professional hand-steaming and pressing of your wedding gown. We carefully shape the silhouette, skirt, and train to smooth out wrinkles and maintain the dress’s natural drape during preservation.
Boxing in the Preservation Chest
Once the gown is repaired and steamed, it is placed into a preservation chest made of acid-neutral materials. This chest meets all the delicate fabric care standards recommended by the International Fabricare Institute.
Securing Accessories
Along with your wedding dress, up to five accessories sent by you, like veils, gloves, bouquets, or shoes, are also carefully packed inside the preservation chest.
Final Inspection
Before sealing the chest, a final inspection is conducted. This is done to ensure that the gown and accessories are appropriately placed in perfect condition.
Sealing the Preservation Chest
After passing the final inspection, the preservation chest is appropriately sealed with stickers to prevent accidental openings.Â
Now that you know how your wedding gown is perfectly repaired, steamed, inspected, and sealed, click below to learn how we safely deliver it back to your home.
