ACCESSORIES

Lovely in Lace

The trend in bridal headwear today seems to be one of extremes: no veil at all, or a dramatic, show-stopping piece that can’t help but be noticed. We’re not playing favorites, but if we were, here are a few of the styles we’d gravitate toward. They’re all available locally at White of Dublin; prices available on request. —Emma Frankart Henterly

PHOTOS BY TIM JOHNSON

Savin London "Lori," cathedral-length veil with raw edge and delicate floral appliqué along the train

ABOVE, Sara Gabriel "Lillian," cathedral-length, silk tulle veil with a scalloped, French lace appliqué border and pencil trim

LEFT, Martina Liana No. AVL0032, cathedrallength veil with ivory beadwork and an enlarged, floral lace appliqué along the bottom edge

Pronovias No. V-2943, cathedrallength veil with handbeaded, Spanish lace trim around the entire border

Stepping in Style

Whether you have a Carrie Bradshaw-level shoe closet or just a few practical pairs, what you put on your feet for your wedding day is significant. Rock the same pair all day or swap out your kicks for the reception; either way, your shoes should be comfortable, broken-in and representative of your personal style. Need some inspo? Take a look at what these local brides wore.

TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Kelly Jansons found her strappy Kelly & Katie heels at DSW (Hillary Ferguson Photography); glittery Keds were perfect for Danielle Richardson; Lori Borojevich opted for the classic bridal look of Badgley Mischka heels (Comfort Photography, 2); MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, lacy booties from ModCloth were perfect for Breana Smith’s vintage theme (Comfort Photography); Danielle Press’ embellished wedges are from Nordstrom (AddVision); Jaime Weber chose Badgley Mischka flats for her wedding (Hillary Ferguson Photography); BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Hillary Belmarez went to BHLDN for her Something Bleu heels (Derk’s Works Photography); embellishments on Semira Ibrahim’s heels complemented her henna designs (Hillary Ferguson Photography).