Where's The Best Place to Preserve in San Francisco

Now that my 08.08.08 wedding is over I would like to preserve my dress (you can take a look at my dress  on the teasers posted by our photographer on her blog wwwannhamiltonblog.com). It went through a lot on the big day and I would like to have it as good as new so that it may be kept away for one of my nieces to wear.

Also I would like to congratulate all the present and future 2008 brides. You are and will be gorgeous brides. And remember that all the stressful planning will lead to lasting memories.

Congrats hannah!!!!  i bet it was gorgeous!! whnever i'm shopping at union square and i see NM - i think of you!!  =)

Hi Maria,

Hello my August sister. You have changed your bio page once again. How many times in the past six months. I knew I was missing out when I wasn't logging in. You definitely get my vote for the best bio page for eye candy. I love the colors you picked and how they go with the intimate romantic chapel for November. I will have to put it on my calendar to look out for your pictures in November. You will definitely be a timeless princess with that smile.

I know you are in the San Francisco bay. Where are you getting your dressesssss (I meant to do that) cleaned and preserved? I have been letting the dirt sit in for a few days now so I'm a bit anxious with getting it cleaned.

I have a pic in front of NM I will have to re-post from Ann Hamilton so you can see. I loved getting married in a restaurant because I didn't have to worry much about table linens, silverware and glassware. Also the guests really enjoyed seeing the great view of Union Square from the top.

Yay Hannah! I just went to a Martinizing Dry Cleaner in San Jose / Santa Clara. She charged me about $100 for the dry cleaning plus preservation. It was A LOT cheaper than quotes I got from specialty "preserving" stores that suffer from wedding price inflation.