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Showing posts with label veil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label veil. Show all posts

Friday, November 7, 2008

Tip - Be Choosy With Veil Length

When choosing a veil, Lori London, in her interview with The Knot suggests, "Proportion is important. For a leaner look, short veils should end at a horizontal line on the gown's design, such as below an Empire-cut bustline or at a waist sash. Long veils should extend a few inches past the gown hem."Photo courtesy of Sharpe Photographers

Monday, May 19, 2008

Ask Marvin- Unveiled

Dear Marvin,
I am not a fan of veils. Period. I don't want to wear one but am getting tons of pressure from my mom and sister. What other options besides a veil do I have? I need to come up with something creative so I can convince my mom and my sister it will be a-okay.

Choosing to be Unveiled

Dear Unveiled,
My dear your options are limitless! You could choose to wear beautiful flowers in your hair or a brooch. My suggestion is to search our little site here for veils and headpieces to see what you can find. Another great website to take a look at is Etsy. They always have such a wide variety of hairpieces and they are all beautifully handmade. And just remember, even though your family members want you to do something it is your choice! Make sure you are comfortable! You don't want to be tugging at your head all day! It won't make for pretty pictures.

Marvin

Photo courtesy of Sharpe Photographers

Saturday, March 29, 2008

To Veil or not to veil.

For me not wearing a veil wasn't an option. I HEART a veil. I remember when my sister got married I pranced around trying her's on. And once I choose my dress and saw that I could wear a Chapel veil I was over the moon! I was madly in love with my veil. It had beautiful little crystals all over it and sparkled. If only I could have worn it for the whole day!

My GORGEOUS veil!

But I know for some girls veils are just not something that they are in to. So what are your options? Well, leave it to me girls, I found you some options! You don't have to get all veiled out like me, you can put your own twist on it. There are many varieties of veils and match it up to your dress. Here are two that I think are gorgeous.

One of the trends in veils that is becoming more popular is the "Visor Veil". This is such a high fashion, retro look and I just love it! It is a great way to have a veil without the veil!

Veil found on WeddingVeil.com.

What about a Mantilla veil? This one will really stand out. I love the lace trim. It is very spanish style to me.

Mantilla veil found at VeilShoppe.com.

Whatever style you decide (or not) to go with, pick one that you feel is YOU.

Monday, March 24, 2008

Tip - Press the Dress

If you are traveling with your wedding gown, don't forget to line up a fine dry cleaner to press or steam your dress and veil before you wear them. For destination weddings, ask your hotel for a referral.


Tip provided by Bella Donna Bridal Salon
Photo courtesy of The Memory Journalists

Friday, February 22, 2008

Tip - Value in the Veil

Wear a veil…it can be simple or flowing down the back.
It will make a difference in the way you feel, from just wearing a stunningly fancy dress to truly feeling like a bride!

There is one out there that suits your style.
It makes for sensational photo opportunities & it’s a once in a lifetime day!

Tip & photo courtesy of Allison Stahl