Evermore Wedding Gown Care

Anne 

on Google

5 months ago

My daughter wanted to be the third generation to wear the ivory satin wedding dress that her grandmother and mother said their “yes” in. So Evermore seemed the perfect choice because they specialized in vintage gowns, and I did not want it to be dry cleaned. The dress was in good condition but yellowed, (see before photos) and the store manager assured us that Evermore would be able to restore it to its original color. Sadly, Evermore was not able to do this and damaged the vintage fabric in the process. This was partly due... read more

Kaitlin Keehr 

on Google

a year ago

I could not be happier with my experience at Evermore! I was referred there by a friend who brought her wedding dress there and also had an amazing experience. My dress was not simple (had a detachable skirt) and the alterations done were PERFECT. It fit like a glove AND I was comfortable on the wedding day - the best combo. I will be bringing future alteration needs here 100%! Thanks Evermore team! 

Natalie Kropp 

on Google

a year ago

Evermore took such amazing care of my dress! After a rainy wedding day and lots of dancing (with a broken bustle at one point), my dress was extremely dirty, as seen in the pictures. Despite the amount of stains to start, Evermore was able to clean it, preserve it, and make it possible for a future daughter or family member to wear it one day. 100% recommend Evermore! 

Julia Los 

on Google

8 months ago

If you aren't sure where to go for your alterations, look no further! Evermore truly was a fantastic experience. I brought my dress in to chat about the shoulders (kept slipping off); the woman I worked with immediately informed me about double sided tape (a life-saver) and got to work on perfecting my dress. She noticed things I hadn't, like how one side was slightly longer than the other, and that the pre-made bustle was quite low and heavy. I swear, it was like MAGIC when she pinned it up differently and showed me how the... read more

Karlee Seawell 

on Google

6 years ago

I recently found my great grandmother's wedding dress from 1940 and it was in terribly yellow and stained condition. I wanted to have it restored and did my research. Everywhere I looked said that a gown this old would cost upwards of $700 to restore. When I took the dress to Evermore for a quote I was very pleasantly surprised that the restoration of an 80 year old gown would cost significantly less than what I had expected. The whole process took about a month and a half where it was also preserved. I am incredibly impress... read more