



We put together a little spray of antique ivory linen "strawflowers and white dangling lily of the valley with light amethyst stamens from the 1930's and a tiny spotted peahen feather for contrast.
Usually, brides who come to me don't want to wear a veil until they see the little Bonbon Flyaway. It's pretty much the only veil I do--short or a bit longer, embedded with antique sequins or plain. So she opted for the detachable veil, which she tucked right behind the flower.
Beautiful!
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