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Birdcage Veil - where do i start?
FutureCooper
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I am pondering on the idea of a Birdcage veil.
I have brought my wedding dress, a MoriLee design, and it has an enormous tulle skirt. I am having the skirt made to Tea Length and some of the enormous netting removed! With that in mind and the fact i am having a Bolero made (for my bingo wings, from a layer of the Tulle that is being removed) would a Birdcage look good?
I have had a browse around the internet but there are so many sites i don't actually know where to start. :wall: I would prefer to buy from the UK and i don't mind second hand.
So good people of MSE anyone brought one or have a site to recommend?
I have brought my wedding dress, a MoriLee design, and it has an enormous tulle skirt. I am having the skirt made to Tea Length and some of the enormous netting removed! With that in mind and the fact i am having a Bolero made (for my bingo wings, from a layer of the Tulle that is being removed) would a Birdcage look good?
I have had a browse around the internet but there are so many sites i don't actually know where to start. :wall: I would prefer to buy from the UK and i don't mind second hand.
So good people of MSE anyone brought one or have a site to recommend?
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I had a knee length dress and a bird cage veil - i bought mine from Etsy and i loved it!saving up another deposit as we've lost all our equity.
We're 29% of the way there...0 -
Sounds like it could be a lovely outfit, go for it! no advice where to get it from though, sorry!2 angels in heaven :A0
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Loads of birdcage veils on Etsy for good prices. If you want something made for you i used a brill milliner called Marie Claire in Ireland...she was excellent and reasonaly rpcied i thought given the work that went into customising the veil.0
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Try HF Couture. Jane is fabulous!0
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http://www.lilybella.co.uk/page18.htm got mine from here
you can see picks of it in previous posts x 0 -
I've not used them but I think a lot of ladies over on confetti have said good things about deity veil- that they've been very helpful and have good prices.0
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I purchased a birdcage veil from Sophie @ Imogens Imagination, although i made the decision about a month before the wedding to wear a traditional veil! She also made all the bows my bridesmaids and I wore on the big day
She's an absolute gem and so helpful! You can find her on folksy, frooly, her own website and facebook
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