Delivering the latest in style, inspiration, helpful tips and tricks, and everything else you need to know to plan the perfect New England wedding. Veils are the epitome of classic bridal beauty. The ...

Fussiness and ostentation are over, but feminine headpieces never go out of style. Single-tier veils edged with delicate trim are popular. Ultra–sheer is in, and cathedral-length veils are hot. Some ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Leave it to Meghan Markle to reignite bridal trends, and headpieces are no ...

With Bridal Fashion Week now at a close, fall brides are aflutter with style ideas to take down the aisle. But perhaps the simplest and yet most easily overlooked item worth considering isn’t a dress ...

Classic veils will always be stunning—but for brides looking to deviate from tradition, a chic hair accessory (or two) can seamlessly level up any wedding look. After all, there are times where a long ...

In the same way that not every woman wants a solitaire diamond in platinum setting, a classic lace veil definitely doesn't fit for every bride. From princess tiaras to vintage-inspired hair combs, ...

While a veil is no longer an absolute must for the modern bride, many engaged women are still choosing to wear them, mostly because, well, it makes them feel like a bride. The trick is knowing what ...

The finishing touch for any bridal moment? A chic wedding veil. Whatever the length – a playful blusher, a classic waltz or a dramatic cathedral – a wedding veil simply does not go out of fashion.

Wedding veils date back to ancient times, yet modern brides still reach for the accessory to complete their look. While veils have long been a popular wedding-day accessory, the reason brides place ...

Batman has the Batsuit; Wonder Woman has those cuffs. But Alison Miller doesn’t need superheroes to demonstrate that costumes have transformative properties—she sees it at her atelier almost every day ...

When it came to bridal headpieces, the last decade featured glitzy (and often ostentatious) fascinators, birdcages, cloches and some too-busy barrettes. This wedding season, as gown silhouettes ...