If you think I am done with my wedding
posts, not quite. There's plenty, more but they have to give way to
some events that took place in between, they are as significant too.
Amongst
all the feedback I got for my wedding posts, most of them inquire about
my reception venue and my veil/headgear. Not few queried about the
flowers I wore on my head. Let me entertain the latter at the moment. The flowers on my head; personally for me
was one of the most accurate decision I have ever made, although it was
a kamikaze. I had no pre-trial or what so ever rehearsal; the day of my
reception was the1st time I donned it. I was glad beyond words that I did not give in to crown/tiara.
A
friend of my elder sis who's getting married soon came over to our
place to learn how I wear my veil. This is another story; this
particular loose style shawl, I have it modified because the original
one is kinda a bother to my movement, What I did was, I fasten one (either) side with a brooch so it becomes more comfortable and steadier. I hold on to this: The less maintenance the style needs, the more I like it. I HOPE THIS ANSWERS THOSE QUESTIONS IN MY COMMENT BOX AND FB MSGS :) Back to my sis' friend, she fell in love with the style and she opted for flowers too, instead of tiara for her wedding.
I am glad I have inspired some of you :)
The perfect position for the flower is slightly above your cheekbone close to your temple
The downer is; you'll be needing lots of assistance. Teeheee
It's meant to be beneath the veil
Veil without awning will produce better result, plus it will accentuate your flowers. I have plum cheek, therefore I loath awning #Fact
P/S: I am eager to see future brides wearing other flowers other than roses..
P/S: I am eager to see future brides wearing other flowers other than roses..
please do response me whether u want to rent it or not. btw. congrats aida the pink gorgeous!!
fiena_1211@yahoo.com
and ur shawl style dgn bunga kat tepi.
so sweet :)