Repurpose Your Mom’s Juliet Cap Wedding Veil
Restyling your mom’s vintage Juliet Cap into bridal accessories for your wedding day is a beautiful option.
Vintage Juliet Cap headpiece styles are among the most popular requests I receive for repurposing and restyling. My brides wish to use their mom’s wedding veil but void the rigid horsehair frame and depth of glued heavy lace. This month’s blog highlights the bridal accessory journey of three brides who fashioned their mom’s 1982 Juliet cap “their way.”
Honoring Mom on My Wedding Day
At Headpiece.com, stories of love, history, heartbreak, and family envelope the final bridal accessory design.
I restyled the lace from her mom’s Juliet Cap into individual bridal accessories that Emily could style however she chose on her wedding day. Her mom’s pouffy two-tier veil became a beautiful single-tier cascading veil.
Emily’s dad, Mark, was with her every step of the way through the design process.
Wedding Photography by Kate McCarthy
GOWN / Morilee VENUE / Memorytown Weddings WEDDING VEIL / Headpiece.com BEAUTY / Melissa Brand FLORIST / Sickles Market
You Can Wear My Veil
Becky’s vision was to restyle her mom’s wedding veil only. But then I suggested repurposing her mom’s headpiece into beautiful, delicate hairpins that could be worn again beyond her wedding day.
Wedding Photography by Blue Spot Photography
VENUE / Wedgewood Weddings Fallbrook GOWN / Pronovias JACKET SLEEVES / Martin Thornburg WEDDING VEIL / Headpiece.com Beauty / Prive Beauty
Will You Wear My Veil
Erica told me she was going to have a church ceremony followed by a beach ceremony and reception. She wore a simple dress for the church and a gown for the beach.
Restyling a vintage two-tier lettuce edge veil into a contemporary single longer tier always amazes my brides.
Wedding Photography Limelight Photography (church) JVK Photography (beach)
VENUE / The Sandbar Restaurant GOWN / Justin Alexander DRESS / Baltic Born Clothing VEIL / Headpiece.com HAIR / Salt & Scissors Salon Spa BEACH HAIR / Posh Bridal Team FLOWERS / Hidden Botanics
See you next month on the Fourteenth