Your wedding dress is more than just fabric; it’s a memory worth protecting. This free guide breaks down wedding dress cleaning and preservation costs in a clear, easy-to-understand way so that you can choose the right care for your gown with confidence.

Whether your wedding dress is brand new, designer, or vintage, this guide helps you understand what goes into preservation pricing — and why it matters.

Inside This Free Guide, You’ll Learn

  • What affects wedding dress cleaning and preservation costs
  • The difference between cleaning-only and full preservation options
  • A detailed breakdown of preservation kits and pricing
  • Optional add-ons and additional costs to plan for
  • How to choose the right kit based on your gown’s condition

Why Download This Guide?

  • Get clear, upfront pricing with no confusion
  • Understand exactly what you’re paying for and why
  • Make an informed decision for your wedding dress
  • Avoid costly mistakes with improper storage or cleaning
  • Feel confident choosing the right level of care for your gown

Why Brides Trust Us for Cleaning & Preservation

  • Preserving wedding gowns since 1913, with over a century of expertise
  • More than 3 million bridal gowns preserved worldwide
  • 100-year anti-yellowing guarantee on preservation kits
  • Free insured 2-way shipping included with every kit
  • Museum-quality, fabric-safe cleaning using SYSTEMK4 technology
  • Real-time gown tracking through the GownTracker system
  • Minor repairs and accessory cleaning & preservation are included for added peace of mind.

Download Your Free Wedding Dress Preservation Guide

Access your free cost guide and understand wedding dress cleaning and preservation pricing with ease. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Wedding dress cleaning and preservation costs vary based on the type of service you choose, your gown’s fabric, detailing, and whether you add extras like rush processing or accessory preservation.

Yes. Preservation helps protect your gown from yellowing, fabric breakdown, moisture, and long-term damage, specifically if you plan to keep it as a memory or heirloom.

Cleaning removes stains and dirt, while preservation includes professional cleaning plus archival storage designed to protect your gown for decades.

It’s best to clean your wedding dress as soon as possible after the wedding. Invisible stains like sweat or sugar can darken over time if left untreated.

Yes, absolutely. When done professionally, preservation helps prevent yellowing by combining expert cleaning with archival materials that protect your gown for long-term storage.