I love it but as I said on Celia's blog a while ago, I couldn't wear something like that because I'm pretty sure everyone would think something had just been whipped up by the wind off the floor and blown into my face!
here is how paranoid i am about pro blogging v. blogging for love: letting my last comment stand without explicitly saying i was being figurative makes me squirmy.
i LOVE it. but i love it more with the lace form-fitting dress shown in the picture. also, i'm with peonies on birdcages. any blog trend that's so over in our eyes is usually greeted as the coolest shit ever at a real-life wedding.
I need a fabulous edgy veil that doesn't look like I'm an extra in the Like a Prayer video or I have an uncontrollable craving for cotton candy. Damn it.
I wonder how many veils I can get away with wearing in one day.... I want a short puffball like this for the reception, but a shoulder length, yet still voluminous one for the ceremony. Somehow I've got it in my head that my short poofy dress + big hips require massive volume on my head to keep me from looking like I have a tiny head. or something like that. Now I want to go play dressup!
agree, its the veil for the anti-veil bride, who is infact me, who is getting married in the UK, on Saturday.....um dont suppose anyone knows, by some small miracle, of anywhere can buy in London like now? x
that veil is bananas, but I think I love it.
ReplyDeleteYep. It's so pretty. If I were going to do a veil, I'd wear a veil like that.
ReplyDeletebird cage < electron cloud
ReplyDeletewait... i wore a birdcage/poof thing....
ReplyDeletethis IS awesome, though.
I totally missed this 'birdcage is over' boat. Whatevs! I like them still so I'm doing it still! Eat that, electron cloud!
ReplyDelete@lauren SHOULDN'T YOU BE WORKING?
ReplyDeletethis is part of my job.
ReplyDelete@lauren me too. it's just that I have failed to to do the OTHER 80% for the last three weeks.
ReplyDeletehow is that on her head?
ReplyDeletep.s. totally ripping off your short hair/scarf idea and using tulle instead.
i still plan on rocking a tiny little birdcage veil.....so harumph.
ReplyDeleteI love it but as I said on Celia's blog a while ago, I couldn't wear something like that because I'm pretty sure everyone would think something had just been whipped up by the wind off the floor and blown into my face!
ReplyDeleteuhm i never agreed on birdcages are over....!?
ReplyDeleteand this one is really wild draped, how could I not love it?
here is how paranoid i am about pro blogging v. blogging for love: letting my last comment stand without explicitly saying i was being figurative makes me squirmy.
ReplyDeleteDOWN WITH MONEY.
Good thing I am getting married in small-town Kentucky where the birdcage is still cutting edge!
ReplyDeleteThe birdcage is over *on blogs*. In the last two years I've only seen 2 at weddings (I've been to over 30)and they both caused quite the stir.
ReplyDeleteJust sayin'.
But yes, I like this more.
i LOVE it. but i love it more with the lace form-fitting dress shown in the picture.
ReplyDeletealso, i'm with peonies on birdcages. any blog trend that's so over in our eyes is usually greeted as the coolest shit ever at a real-life wedding.
First though is Gorgeous! Second thought (could not help it from coming through) is Gorgeous Beekeeper!
ReplyDeletei love love it and kinda want it...but i wish someone would learn how to make it and send me the instructions instead...
ReplyDeleteI feel like this veil is suffering from what I like to call the Sarah Jessica Parker syndrome....
ReplyDeleteGirls think it's super hot and stylish, and guys will just think, "What the fuck is going on from the neck up?!"
I need a fabulous edgy veil that doesn't look like I'm an extra in the Like a Prayer video or I have an uncontrollable craving for cotton candy. Damn it.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many veils I can get away with wearing in one day.... I want a short puffball like this for the reception, but a shoulder length, yet still voluminous one for the ceremony. Somehow I've got it in my head that my short poofy dress + big hips require massive volume on my head to keep me from looking like I have a tiny head. or something like that. Now I want to go play dressup!
ReplyDeleteI didn't wear a veil, but if I had seen this before my wedding it would have given me serious pause.
ReplyDeleteagree, its the veil for the anti-veil bride, who is infact me, who is getting married in the UK, on Saturday.....um dont suppose anyone knows, by some small miracle, of anywhere can buy in London like now? x
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