About Us
Robin, CEO (Corona, CA)
Fate brought me into this amazing industry and science will keep me here indefinitely!
If you're reading this, then you're probably exhausted from all the research that just doesn't make any sense. I'm here to help you make sense of it. Your experience with me will be educational, enjoyable, and above all...worth it!
I only stand behind products I would personally use and ours is it! I encourage brides to ask me the difference, to challenge the market and know what is truly best for you! Thank you for visiting my site!
Sarah & Aaron (Meridian, ID)
Even before we got married, I was quick to educate my husband on the importance of having my wedding gown preserved. Living in Orange County at the time, we eventually found Robin, and even he was impressed with both the effectiveness of the product and the care put into the process. After moving here to Meridian, we discovered that the only available options for gown preservation in Idaho consisted of various styles of cardboard boxes! We knew immediately that we had to bring a better option to Idaho, and so here we are!
Please reach out if you have questions- we serve Idaho AND surrounding areas!
Rebecca & Derek (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Coming Spring 2021!
I am a believer because I have seen both sides! Being married for ten years, I never once thought to open my cardboard box that preserved my wedding dress. Once I pulled open the cardboard, I saw the dress beautifully displayed but the adhesive from the clear plastic window was starting to bubble and peel off. Was that adhesive going to sink into my dress over the next ten years?? Yikes! Thankfully, Sarah and Aaron introduced me to Gown Preservation Specialists and showed me the right way to store my dress in a safe, non-toxic way. I can also open up my box and show my children one day. I am excited to show you the same process and preserve your dress for the valuable keepsake that is it! I serve all of Utah!
Erica (Austin, Texas)
Coming Spring 2021!
Hey Y’all!
Having a wedding gown preserved is being able to envelop a memory for years to come. But for me it’s a uniform. After serving for 10 years in the Army, I was determined to preserve my own memories. My uniform had been through it all. From various chemicals, to sweat, dirt, sand and much more. The thought of it deteriorating away broke my heart. I had done research in my own area and each place I had found only offered cardboard boxes for a display! After learning the types of chemicals that could one day become a part of my uniform and ruin my memories, I knew I couldn’t do it. When I saw what Robin and her team were doing to change this industry, I knew I had to be apart of it. I had to show what a big deal this way of preserving was to the people around me. And as we all know everything is bigger in Texas.
I serve all of Texas!