As I looked at my photographs I began to think wait a minute it was a bit painful being that it was my wedding day and I had to have everything my heart desired I didn't complain... You see it began many years ago when I first laid my eyes on Princess Grace Kelly wedding photographs I knew then that when I got married I had to have a Mantilla Veil (Princess Grace actually wore her Mantilla as a Drop veil with a Juliet cap).
Instead of a Juliet Cap I chose a tiara which both my Mantilla and my tiara had to be secured to my head with hair pins.... Thus the pain began.... The first twinge of pain was when my new husband went in for that long awaited "now you may kiss your bride" my handsome Groom went in for his kiss with a big hug and all the kiss it landed perfectly and was wonderful however his arm landed on my back and pulled at my veil which was attached to a tiara that was attached to my hair being that my adrenaline was pumping I felt the pull a little bit no big deal I was more focused on that kiss!!
As short time later we conducted our receiving line with more than 168 guests most of whom all went in for that congratulatory hug and most of whom tugged and pulled at that damn veil... I know your thinking well why didn't you take the veil off ? There is a story behind that you see my grandmother brought me that I must have to die for I can't get married if I don't have this veil and spent all of $475 for it not including the tiara as she paid for it she uttered the words "I don't care what you do you better wear that veil all night!" Then gave me that I don't want no mess look!
Here we are on our wedding day almost 9 years ago getting our kiss on and his arm meeting my beloved Mantilla veil.
The Bridal Mask by Tom Banwell
Photo Credit: Etsy |
Mini Bridal Hat by Fine & Fleurie
Photo Credit : Jenna McKenzie Photography |
Mini Antler Hat by Fine & Fleurie
Photo Credit : Laura Fulmer Photography |
The Juliet Cap by Melinda Rose Design
Photo Credit: Altas & Elia Photography |
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