We’ve cleaned just about every style of wedding gown and accessories you can think of. If you’re lost on what style veil you want you’ve come to the right place. The diagram below shows a few ideas of the various styles you have to choose
If you need help getting started on ideas for your bridesmaids dresses, start here! Bridesmaids are meant to compliment you on your big day. Having a fun theme among the girls can make the wedding day more fun, meaningful and of course, memorable. See if any
With all the stress building up to your wedding day, having something go wrong the day of can drive a person insane. So here are a few quick ideas to fix unexpected problems that may arise! Chalk– Have a stick of chalk with you in
In preparation for the All-Star Game coming up this week, Treasured Garment Restoration had the honor of repairing and cleaning the Twins banners that hang at Target Field. Watch as Polly and Julie go over what we did to restore these priceless items. You can
The last thing any bride wants is to arrive at the venue of their wedding and have forgotten something. From a small snag on your dress to smudging your makeup. We went to make sure you’ve got everything you need to fix any problem that may arise.
Weddings can be very expensive. A great way to cut some of the cost is to consider buying a used wedding dress. Considering the dress is only worn once, you can often find great deals on beautiful, gently used gowns. Their are numerous sites and
The last thing you want is to start off your new marriage in debt from your wedding.The average cost of a wedding in the US in around $25,000. If this price seems way out of budget for you, we’ve researched and talked to brides about
We covered dress styles for the bridesmaids and bride. But what about the groom’s attire? There are a variety of styles in tuxedos that you may have never even known about. Luckily you have us to walk you through a couple of the styles we
We recently had the opportunity to clean some very beautiful tablecloths that came with an even more interesting back story. Believed to be brought over from Ireland in the 1900’s, these tablecloths belonged to Eleanor Jane Hall Adams. A grandmother of a well known St. Paul