Branding the Product

Tulle is see-through and delicate. Yet, naturally I want to tag my veils in the event that a bride recommends me to a friend. How will she remember the brand if the item is not branded? But we're not working with cattle here, so I cannot simply burn an emblem directly onto the product (can you tell I'm a farmer's daughter?!). Instead, I shall be attaching the following jewelry tags ...

onto the veils like this ...

Options and Styles A Plenty, Part 2

My last post focused on the variety of gown styles available for all the brides-to-be out there. Well, this is the followup...

Not only are there a wide variety of gowns, but there is also a wide variety of veils. And the beauty of it is that there are no rules! So you picked the dress that made you feel like a million bucks (or would it be a billion nowadays?) and you are glowing. Well, now it's time for the icing ... and you can have any kind you want! French/Russian Netting. Tulle. Swiss Dot. Birdcage. Fingertip. Chapel. Cathedral. Blusher. Abstract. Sparkly. Simple. Extravagant. Flowery. Lacey. Symmetrical. Asymmetrical. Vintage. Ribboned. Fascinator. Headband. Tiara. Ring of Flowers. Pearls. Swarovski.

But fear not, for the choice is yours and as I always say, "the bride gets what the bride wants."

Chills

Remember how excited I was when I sold my first wedding veil to a bride I've never met? Well, it gets better ... I found out that this bride-to-be has no middle name, and therefore, has never had anything monogrammed! Not a single thing, which just won't do in the South.

So, when this bride was picking out her wedding veil, she decided that she just had to have it monogrammed. Her first ever monogram!! And I get to do that for her ... how special is that?! I literally got chills when the bridal shop told me the story! Chills.

As this story proves, for the hundred millionth time, weddings are so very special on so many levels. And I just love being a part of that!