I would date it to the 1920's. There is not a single flaw in the veil except for a little discoloration.
So when Carol at the Polka Dot Closet announced she was going to do a post on vintage bridal veils and asked if anyone wanted to join, I knew this was something I wanted to share and be a part of too.
So if you would like to see some other vintage bridal finds, check out these other blogs to see more of these exquisite goodies.
so pretty:) (love the burlap bags below-tfs the glue idea!)
ReplyDeleteThat's so beautiful. It was somebody's very special day. Wonder what she looked like and where she had her wedding. Thank you for sharing this! Lynda
ReplyDeleteMaggie, That is a beautiful veil. The bust you have it on is perfect also. xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteMaggie that is exquisite ! thanks for sharing it with us, sure wish it could tell us the story !
ReplyDeleteIsn't she lovely getting ready for her special day? Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness Maggie, that bridal piece is just exquisite. :) It's so nice to meet you and join in on the little blog party. Come for a visit. xo Lynn @thevintagnest
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking to Carol and for sharing. This veil is so beautiful and unique. I have never seen one like it. Treasures to be savored...
ReplyDeleteOh this is absolutely GORGEOUS! What a gorgeous wedding this must have been! Thank you so much for joining in the wedding veil fun!!
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What a beautiful veil ... what fun it would be to travel back in time to see the actual wedding!
ReplyDeleteIrene
It's stunning! Someone sure took good care of it for all these years. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Maggie!My gown top was made with all vintage lace so was the front of the veil.
ReplyDeleteWow they're so pretty! All that lace is so stunning!
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous! You really have a treasure there and I love how you have it displayed. Thanks for giving us a peek.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Patti
Maggie this is beautiful! Love the way you staged it!
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