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Veils and Accessories

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Ok my lovelies where are or did you get your bridal veils from? The one klendfeilds put on me was $850 Yeah not paying that much for some Tull lol I have a few I am watching on eBay and esty Thanks
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  • LeciaBLeciaB member
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    I got my veil from davids bridal and it was a little high but I loved my veil.. and I got my accessories from charming charlies (nessa gurrrrrl if there is one of these in your town you need to go .. i think I got all my bridal jewelry for less than $30)

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    LeciaB lol lol lol at you and Nessa lol lol

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  • marsm4marsm4 member
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    I got my birdcage veil from Etsy for about $50.00. I loved it!
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    Etsy! 
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  • plentyofusplentyofus member
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    I would like to veil with a Saree....being covered is very important in my ceremony. Do anyone know an online website? ( I'm not getting married til next summer...I'm just looking for ideas)
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    I think I found one I like on esty
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  • JCbride2015JCbride2015 member
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    plentyofus     said:
    I would like to veil with a Saree....being covered is very important in my ceremony. Do anyone know an online website? ( I'm not getting married til next summer...I'm just looking for ideas)
    @plentyofus: do you mean a sari?  A sari is a very specific, traditional type of Indian garment.  I have never seen one used as a veil and I think it would be way too much fabric; a sari is six yards long and usually very heavy and embellished.  You can probably find a veil with embroidery that will give you a similar look without actually trying to use the entire garment.
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  • plentyofusplentyofus member
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    @JCBride2014 Yea, a Sari (srry tyo) I have seen some online that is not as thick as the regular ones and I found a picture on pinterest as a veil. I might have to have someone make me.
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  • MissusD1116MissusD1116 member
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    I found mine on etsy for $30 bucks...
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    'tanyah I'm gonna cosign JCBride.  Even if modified, a sari cannot be worn on your head, it is its own full body length and width garment.  Actually it's much longer than a western dress, as it's meant to go around, shoulder to floor, at least twice.  They're also not typically sheer.  Sorry for the ramble, I just don't want you to google or look for that specific word when it's not really possible to wear as a veil.   Try words like (cathedral, mantilla or tiered blusher) for more "traditional" coverage. ;)
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