Where Makati brides typically drop off
Legaspi Makati at Prince Plaza II is the more established of our two Makati branches and has the longest tenure on bridal work. One Ayala, the newer location, is the more convenient option for Salcedo Village, Rockwell, and the residents of the surrounding high-rise condos. Either branch accepts gown intake; the same specialty queue handles the work regardless of which counter takes the drop-off.
Timing — bring it in within the first month
Makati weddings and receptions mean dancing, champagne toasts, and the inevitable mascara and lipstick transfer that happens during emotional moments. The longer those marks sit on fabric, the harder they are to remove cleanly. Bring your gown in within four to six weeks after the wedding. The single biggest regret we hear from Makati brides is from couples who waited two or three years; by then the perspiration and champagne have oxidized into yellow rings that won't fully come out.
Designers we work with regularly
We've cleaned gowns from nearly every major Filipino bridal designer over three decades. Beaded work from Mak Tumang and Patricia Santos. Structured ball gowns from Vania Romoff and Veluz. Modern minimalist crepe from younger designers. Filipiniana ternos from Filip+Inna, Anthony Cruz Legarda, and Patis Tesoro. Each comes with its own fabric profile — and our specialty team adjusts the cleaning approach accordingly.
Total cost expectation
Cleaning starts at ₱2,010 for simpler silhouettes (pressing alone ₱1,010), with final pricing quoted per piece after inspection, depending on fabric, beadwork, and gown size. We offer cleaning only — not preservation boxing. Free quote at intake — bring the gown for inspection and we'll give you the figure before you commit.