There are so many options when it comes to bridal headwear. There are bridal hats, rhinestone headbands, feather fascinators, and of course, the traditional veil. Well, in case you weren’t confused enough, here’s another great option:
I totally adore the look of this Grecian style brass fern leaf headband. There’s something really sweet and ethereal about it. And, it will look perfect with the Grecian-drape gowns that are so popular right now. This is one headpiece that really brings attention to your face and frames it beautifully. The ends are covered in beige suede for maximum comfort, and be covered over …read more

Birdcage veils are fantastically dramatic. They add a sliver of quirky sophistication and mystery to a vintage-style wedding gown.
But the look has become just a tiny bit ubiquitous as of late, thanks to constant press coverage in magazines and online bridal sites. I still believe the birdcage deserves all the hype it gets, but if you are looking a slightly less omnipresent vintage headpiece, Cherished Bride is right up your alley.
The online bridal salon offers restored and ready-to-wear bridal gowns, veils, headpieces and accessories from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. And, with pieces that range from $45 to $135, …read more

I’m not the biggest fan of bridal tiaras. They’re a little bit too princess-y for me, and unless you actually are royalty, they come off as a little pretentious. But, rhinestone bridal headbands, on the other hand, can look totally elegant and sophisticated. Or, you know, totally princess-y, if that’s what you’re into. I love this one by Glam Girl.
The design of this headband brings together all the romance of the Deco period and puts it right on your head. You could wear it with a short bob and bangs to go totally vintage or with a sleek updo a …read more

Greetings from Chicagoland, where this Southern belle is finding plenty to keep her warm, at least clothing-wise. Today I was wandering around the Wicker Park neighborhood, and came upon the most fabulous vintage boutique called the Silver Moon. This is not your average vintage clothing store. The selection is impeccably curated and refurbished, and they specialize in, yes, you guessed it, vintage bridal wear. The owner, Liz Meyer, is nothing less than delightful, and was happy to help me find something I loved in my price range. Today I was shopping for my headpiece, and while this isn’t exactly the …read more