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Veil Trends – Traditional or Contemporary?

Tuesday, January 18th, 2011

Brides and veils go together like weddings and champagne!

Over the years, bridal veils have evolved to suit each era’s standards and beliefs.  Today, bridal veils are all about personal style. Gorgeous whether traditional, contemporary, or somewhere in between, each bride’s veil reflects her unique personality!

Bridal Styles real bride Michelle L

Bridal Styles real bride Michelle L., classic two tier, crystal embroidered lace edge veil

Bridal Styles real bride Michelle

Bridal Styles real bride Michelle S., vintage inspired French net cage veil

Bridal Styles customers with traditional taste fall for veils with classic profiles like tiered, cathedral, and elbow-length. Using silhouette and detail to express their style, our traditional girls walk down the aisle wearing veils cascading with romantic lace, elegant crystals, and delicate embroidery.

Bridal Styles real bride Dina

Bridal Styles real bride Dina, regal cathedral length veil edged in lace, scattered with crystals

Bridal Styles real brides with traditional style

Bridal styles real brides clockwise from upper left: Tiffany in an elegant single layer crystal edge veil , Rosanna in a romantic three tier veil , Christina in a whimsical full waterfall veil and Dina in a majestic lace edged cathedral veil scattered with crystals

Our modern brides prefer a spin on timeless veil shapes, playing with familiar lengths and elements including cathedral, blushers, and volume. Ladies with 21st century taste love to say “I do” crowned with French net blushers, couture poufs, and sleek butterfly cut veils.

Bridal Styles real bride Julie

Bridal Styles real bride Julie, playful couture pouf veil

Bridal Styles brides with contemporary style

Bridal styles real brides clockwise from upper left: Marchella in an airy butterfly veil , Zlata with a sophisticated French net pouf veil, Natalie with a sweet tulle pouf veil and blusher, and Stephanie wearing an elegant retro two tier shoulder length pouf veil and blusher

To find a bridal veil that is personalized just for you, visit our New York bridal accessory boutique!

Irena & Igor

Tuesday, December 21st, 2010

Irena could not have said it better when she shared her advice to couples planning their weddings: “Just do what feels right.”

Irena & Igor, image by Bryan Hochman

Igor and Irena, french net cage veil, Bridal Styles Boutique.  Image: Bryan Hochman

Everything from the moment she met her now husband, Igor, to the wedding they planned in eight (!) days seems defined by those words.

Up until she met Igor through his sister, Irena had never dated a man she felt completely comfortable with. “People always say that relationships require compromise but you don’t need to compromise when it’s right.”

Irena & Igor, images by Bryan Hochman

Igor and Irena, cage veil with silk flower bridal fascinator, Bridal Styles Boutique.  Images: Bryan Hochman

The moment Igor proposed, they knew an intimate wedding was for them, but “we had pressures from family to have a traditional wedding. That didn’t feel right to us, so we decided to keep all of our planning a secret until a few days before our wedding date.” So, at the end of their six month engagement, Irena and Igor organized their wedding in eight days!

Irena & Igor, images by Bryan Hochman

Igor and Irena, cage veil with silk flower, Bridal Styles Boutique.  Image: Bryan Hochman

It was important to Irena and Igor that they chose wedding day looks reflecting their personal style. Irena wore a dress by Australian designer Stella Filainte. “The dress was not a bridal gown but an off the rack piece from the store and my headpiece was from Bridal Styles and really finished my look. Finally, my shoes were Badgley Mischka.” Igor sported a designer suit by Robert James. “We were lucky enough to have the designer himself put the look together!”

Irena & Igor, image by Bryan Hochman

Irena, french net cage veil, Bridal Styles Boutique.  Image: Bryan Hochman

Irena & Igor, images by Bryan Hochman

Igor and Irena, cage veil with silk flower bridal fascinator, Bridal Styles Boutique.  Images: Bryan Hochman

On a bright November day, Irena and Igor headed to Staten Island for their ceremony, followed by a reception at the River Café in Brooklyn. They had the wedding of their dreams. “It was the ideal version of what I imagined it could be. It felt great to be able to share this day with the people closest to us and not get bogged down with minutiae and other obligations. The most important part was the great memories we captured for our lifetimes through the amazing photographs taken by Bryan Hochman and his partner, Rich.”

Irena & Igor, image by Bryan Hochman

Igor and Irena, French net veil with silk flower, Bridal Styles Boutique.  Images: Bryan Hochman

Best wishes, Irena and Igor, and thank you for sharing your story with us!

Crazy About Cage Veils

Tuesday, August 17th, 2010

Bridal Styles

Bridal Styles bride Leba and her handsome groom Dominic

The cage veil is one of our favorite trends in bridal fashion we’ve been seeing in our New York bridal accessory boutique! Inspired by vintage ‘30s and ‘40s fashion, cage veils turn up the volume on glamour while whispering of mystery.

However, don’t let the retro undertones fool you! The cage veil can complement almost any style.

Crazy for Cage Veils

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Paired with a scattering of sparkle and a chic chignon, a cage veil is perfect for a bride-to-be with Grace Kelly’s classic taste. A woman yearning for more drama and vintage appeal can up the ante with a fabulous, dazzling, feathered fascinator adorning an elegantly draped cage veil.

A cage veil is perfect for a woman with shorter hair, too! Her sassy short ‘do couldn’t be more perfect when layered with a bewitching cage veil and spectacular hair accessories.

Dreaming of gliding down the aisle feeling as captivating as a starlet like Jean Harlow or Lauren Bacall and as alluring as a siren?

The cage veil is for you!