Check out what just fluttered in…these delicate intimates are the work of designer Claire Pettibone and are part of the Butterflies collection {a day-wear collection}. The collection includes plenty of colour and plenty of fun pieces that would work well as wedding lingerie…perfect for the bride that wants to mix it up!
{Above images via Claire Pettibone}
Wedding veils and wedding accessories are dead! Um hardly…these days there are so many fabulous takes on the traditional veil and traditional bridesmaids headpieces that brides and bridesmaids are spoilt for choice. Some of my favourite alternatives are the work of talented Lo Boheme. For more of her cheery pieces head over to Lo Boheme.
{Images via Lo Boheme}
Above: Cream Orchid Bolero – US $178
Above: White Orchid Bolero – US $195
Above: Pleated Origami Bolero in Red Satin – US $198
I love show stopping wedding boleros and shrugs, especially when they’re paired with simple gowns. Talk about adding the perfect mix of glam and funk! To see more of these wedding bolero designs, head over to Toccata.
{Above images via Toccata}
I adore bold jewelry pieces, especially when worn by a bride or bridesmaids. It definitely adds an element of uniqueness to ones look. I’m currently loving the one-of-a-kind handmade pieces by Hair Bows Wonderworld. Talk about making a statement!
{Above images via Hair Bows Wonderworld}
I’m in love with the above featured alternative headpieces designed by the talented Lia Terni. Personally I love the wedding trend of wearing unique bridal hair attire instead of a traditional veil, because you can add a different feel to your wedding. For instance, a unique bridal headband can add a contemporary feel, an ultra feminine feel, a vintage feel, or a whimsical feel.
My favorite Lai Terni headpiece has gotta be the first pictured rhinestone bridal hair accessory. It’s to die for!
{Above images via Lia Terni}
