MemoryCherishReviews of memorycherish.com

The photo restoration MemoryCherish does is truly outstanding. The photo I submitted was badly faded and discolored. The restored photo looks like it was just done in a professional photographer's studio! Thank you for doing such an outstanding job! I will definitely let my friends and family know of the grest work you do and will come to you for any future restoration needs.

I found an old photo that was very faded. These memories are SO important and cherished, and I was afraid that in another year, the picture would be lost to time. So, I sent it off to MemoryCherish to see if they could restore and re-colorize it. The finished product was simply AMAZING! I can't tell you how wonderful the restored photo looked! It just brought back so many warm and treasured memories. Thank you so much, MemoryCherish!

I sent a picture of my mom taken in 1957 where hand was damaged and I wasn't certain if it could be repaired. To my surprise the artist was able to repair it and the picture looks fantastic. Throughout the process, Memory Cherish, kept in touch me with regular updates. I received the finished product within days. Amazing service and quick turn around time. I definitely recommend Memory Cherish.

Super easy software, quick delivery and great customer service. The quality of the end result was more than I ever expected. Overall, great company!

I lost my only brother to stage four liver cancer, on the 18th of this January. I am 2 years his senior, and I have a sister, 5 yrs my senior, so little Richard (pun intended) was the baby. I learned this year, death doesn't come in sequence. The last three months of his life were surreal. What cancer did to his body, once it metastasized, was unreal. I was determined to be there for him, though. I was determined he wouldn't go through dealing with cancer, or deal with his impending death, alone. I was, however in for a rude awakening. You see, death is solitary. No matter how much I cried, my brother was dying. No matter the visits, the comforting words spoken to him or how many family members gatered around him, my baby brother, my only brother was dying until on January 18th, he died. Devastated doesn't begin to describe what I felt. I've been told your life flashes before your eyes when you experience a life threatening event, but in this situation my brother's life from infancy, to toddler, to our teen years, up through adulthood, flashed before my eyes as he slipped away. I screamed his name and reached for him with no responce. He was gone. His lifeless stare, his mouth slightly open is something I will never forget, and never stop seeing. As our older sister lived in South Carolina, and couldn't return after her visit the week prior, this experience was mine and mine alone. You see cancer has set up residence in my family tree, making it's presence known, until all but a few cousins have had that final dance. In loosing Richard, I only went through the motions of living. I graciously accepted condolences, beautiful cards and flowers, hugs and phone calls, but hadn't noticed the toll his death had taken on me. The look I myself had acquired. I had stopped eating and stopped sleeping. I had lost weight, my skin had begun to hang off my bones and I didn't care. Then came the task of clearing out the house. This was almost as hard as loosing him, as it made his death real and so final. To be in the house without him there, was unbearable. I lost track of how many trips it took to finally clear it out. This is when I came across a photo someone had taken of him when he was a younger, very healthy, very handsome, and a very much alive young man. It was badly faded though. I just had to get it restored. I took it here and there to places that offered the service only to be told the photo was too badly faded to even attempt restoring it. It was like loosing him all over again. Funny how the mind of the broken hearted works. I was reading an article in the newspaper advertisement insert one day, when I came across MemoryCherish. I decided to read the whole article along with the reviews. It seemed easy enough and after being turned down by others, I decided to giveit a try. I took a picture of the faded original and sent it in. I was even given a choice of artists to complete the task. It took a couple of weeks or so, which seemed more like a couple of months. So goes the old adage, a watch pot never boils, to those old enough to know what that means. Finally, through email, the finished product was sent. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. I just sat there, still for a minute and stared at a picture perfectly restored. It looked as though I had just taken it. That was a week ago and I'm still in awe. MemoryCherish is worth evey minute I waited and every penny spent to get his photo restored. The service, and the artistic talent, gave my baby brother back to me in a way I can keep him near, forever. I truly, from the bottom of my heart (no longer broken) wish to say, "Thank You".

MemoryCherish is wonderful! They answered any questions I had and the restored photo is WONDERFUL and perfect! They did a very professional job and I am excited to receive my print in the mail. They also got it done in such a timely manner!

I needed photos for my mother's funeral and found some old and damaged ones. They fixed them up and sent them to me. The photo from the 1950's is beautiful and like new! Another one wasn't ordered properly the first time and when I realized my error they sent it to Walgreens for a quick print out and pick up immediately. The photos are beautiful now. Will definitely use this company again! Thank you so much!

Outstanding artistry, impeccable service wonderful customer service.