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When it comes to bridal fashion, the perfect headpiece can make all the difference. It’s that finishing touch that ties your entire look together, adding a layer of elegance, romance and personal style. For brides who are drawn to the softer side of the colour spectrum, blush and gold headpieces offer an exquisite combination of warmth, femininity, and sophistication. These pieces are not just accessories; they are statement makers, perfect for the fashion-forward bride who wants to blend timeless romance with modern glamour.
In this post, we’re exploring the must-have romantic blush and gold wedding headpieces that are taking the bridal world by storm. Whether you’re dreaming of a fairytale look or a chic, minimalist vibe, these headpieces are designed to elevate your wedding style to the next level.
Blush and golden tones are a match made in bridal heaven. Blush, with is soft pink hues, evokes a sense of romance, sweetness and femininity, while gold adds as touch of luxury, warmth and timeless elegance. Together, they create a harmonious blend that’s both contemporary and classic—a perfect palette for brides who want to shine on their big day.
We love the versatility of blush and golden headpieces. They can complement a wide range of gowns, from blush and champagne laces to sleek satin. Not limited to blush tones, ivory pairs beautifully with this colour palette and a wide range of wedding themes.
When selecting a blush and gold headpiece, consider how it will complement your wedding dress and other accessories. Gold headpieces pair beautifully with warm-toned jewellery, such as rose gold or yellow gold, while blush tones work well with both silver and gold accents.
When selecting a blush and gold headpiece, consider how it will complement your wedding dress and other accessories. Gold headpieces pair beautifully with warm-toned jewellery, such as rose gold or yellow gold, while blush tones work well with both silver and gold accents.
When selecting a blush and gold headpiece, consider how it will complement your wedding dress and other accessories. Gold headpieces pair beautifully with warm-toned jewellery, such as rose gold or yellow gold, while blush tones work well with both silver and gold accents.
Every wedding gown and bride is different and the perfect accessories for you will not only depend on your gown but your personal style, vision, height and hairstyle. We love to work with our brides to create the perfect veil that you will love to keep as an heirloom after your wedding day. Get in touch with us – we would love to hear from you!
One of our favourite wedding looks combines two timeless accessories—wedding veils and headpieces—to create a beautifully layered, multi-dimensional bridal style. Whether you’re going for a classic, romantic vibe or something more modern and cic, layering a veil and a headpiece adds depth and personality to your look. But achieving this balance requires careful consideration of styles, textures and placement. In this post, we’ll guide you through the process of layering a wedding veil with a headpiece, offering practical tips to ensure your accessories complement each other perfectly.
When layering a veil with a headpiece, the first step is selecting pieces that work harmoniously together. Here’s how to approach this:
Consider the veil length and style: The length and style of your veil will influence the type of headpiece that pairs best with it. For example:
Match the aesthetic: Your veil and headpiece should share a similar aesthetic to create a cohesive look. If your veil is adorned with lace or beading, consider a headpiece that features similar details. Conversely, if your veil is simple and understated, a more ornate headpiece can add the right amount of flair and accentuate the details on the back of your wedding dress.
Coordinate with your dress: Ensure that both the veil and headpiece complement your wedding dress. For example, if your dress has a lot of intricate detailing you might opt for a simpler veil and headpiece to avoid overwhelming your lookd.
The way you position the veil and headpiece can dramatically affect your overall bridal look. Here are some tips for getting it just right:
When choosing your bridal comb, consider its proportion relative to your veil comb. You’ll be positioning them next to each other so size is important. The body of your bridal headpiece should be wider (longer) than the width of your veil comb. So if your veil’s comb is 3 inches long, your headpiece needs to be at least 4-5 inches long.
Choosing to have a separate veil and headpiece rather than one that is sewn together offers several key advantages in terms of flexibility, styling options and practicality.
The more accessories you have in your hair, the greater the base that is needed to support them. We suggest the layered look is best suited for an updo, but a half-up half-down or even loose wavy hairstyles can be achieved using a few simple techniques to secure those metal hair combs.
If you are wearing your hair all down, your hairstylist will most likely create a hidden foundation under the hair to support the piece in your hair. These extra precautions (extra hair pins!) will securely hold the headpiece and veil in place.
Once the veil is secured into place with bobby pins, you’re now ready to position the headpiece and pin it into place. It’s best to secure the veil first and then the headpiece on top of the veil’s comb for a more seamless finish.
When styling your wedding comb and veil, make sure you take into account how they’re constructed. If you have two central combs (one on the veil and one in the middle of the headpiece), it will be possible to layer them one of top of the other but it may be more of a headache – literally – than it’s worth.
Look for headpieces designed around a split comb system or headpieces which don’t feature a comb at all. This way you can easily position the veil, position the headpiece and easily secure them into place. The two comb system is signature to our brand – we feel two combs allows extra flexibility with style around various hairstyles and head shapes. And of equal importance, it means you can style your headpiece with a veil. Just ensure the combs are wide enough to sit either side of the veil’s comb.
Need styling advice to bring together your bridal look? Get in touch with photos of your wedding gown and your favourite pieces from the collection. We would love to offer ideas and recommendations on pieces to suit, including how our pieces can be customised to suit you.
Designed to be worn with or without a wedding veil, discover customisable bridal headpieces for you.
The delicate details of the FAYETTE wedding halo inspired us to create this silver and rose gold wedding crown.
In our mind’s eye, we saw a piece with rose gold and blush pearls woven onto an antique silver fine crown. If you’re familiar with our work, you’ll know that our signature details take inspiration from the beauty of nature. We weaved tiny pearls, crystals and glass seed beads into subtle details that mimicked delicate wild roses and buds that had yet to bloom.
We love the breathlessness of this piece and the way your eye flows across the various intersections and details. There’s a fine balance to create a bold and beautiful piece that makes a grand statement without feeling or looking too heavy. We are always inspired by Mother Nature and this exquisite crown is a tribute to the perfectly imperfect we see when we look outside our windows.
Our FAYETTE wedding halo in silver and blush tones has been a loved piece from our Secret Garden collection. This collection focused on antique silver tones with champagne and blush accents – a colour combination we are endlessly inspired by.
We adore the simplicity of this delicate halo and the way it weaves across the hair so effortlessly.
For lovers of gold tones, the FAYETTE can also be customised in gold tones with ivory or blush details.
We love how couples are redefining and personalising wedding traditions. It’s not uncommon to see brides skip the traditional bridal garter toss and instead choose to wear their garter for their wedding night or save it for the honeymoon. There are no rules when it comes to these things. You shouldn’t feel pressured at all to wear a garter or participate in the garter toss festivities if it makes you feel uncomfortable.
For other brides, the garter toss is something they’ve always imagined doing on their wedding day. Just like wearing a wedding veil or being walked down the aisle by their Mum, Dad or favourite person.
It’s always lovely when our brides tell us how their hearts broke when their beautiful handmade ‘toss’ garter was flung into the crowd. That always makes us smile because we love knowing that the pieces we create are cherished so dearly.
The DAPHNE lace wedding garter has been one of the most popular lace garters from the wedding garter collection. Completely hand-dyed, we love the soft blue tones of this pretty set.
Subtle and sweet, our garter is custom made to order with your measurements so it sits snug against your skin and won’t add bulk beneath the layers of your wedding dress. It features cascading floral lace details, finished with a gentle sprinkling of rhinestones.
The toss garter is delightful too and sold separately.
Be sure to send us your measurements so we can ensure a perfect fit.
When you think curtain bangs, Alexa Chung often comes to mind. This gorgeous look also graces the faces of Sienna Miller, Zooey Deschanel, Camila Cabello and Jennifer Lopez, and has been popping up all over Pinterest.
For some, curtain bangs are fast becoming a trend that’s much loved. For others, it’s a daily necessity. For us, we love a bride with a fringe. There’s so much to love about an effortless centre part and soft wispy strands around the face. It’s a versatile hairstyle which combines bohemian luxe with girl-next-door, and with the right accessories, it makes a bold fashion-forward statement as you walk down the aisle.
The curtain fringe is the choice for those who want a less dramatic fringe without the bluntness. It suits a range of face shapes and frames the eyes in the most effortless way. The fringed look may be slightly parted and it is more feathered in appearance, perhaps even choppy. Generally it’s light and wispy and it’s also the style of choice for those brides who prefer a middle part or are perhaps trying to grow out their fringe.
Here are some of our favourite curtain bangs and fringes that are ultra chic for walking down the aisle.
A soft fringe that’s split in the middle is perfect for the bride who wants to explore having a fringe without going all the way.
Those sections of hair that gracefully fall to the sides of the brows and cheekbones compliments the face without feeling overpowering. In fact, not only is it oh-so-flattering but it’s a practical way for those brides who are trying to grow out their fringes.
We love this style because it’s easy to style and looks beautiful with all lengths of hair from a short layered cut to long flowing lengths.
We love the look of curtain bangs for formal looks because it still feels soft, relaxed and exudes boho chic vibes with long flowing gowns. Whether your fringe is a blunt, straight fringe, wispy bangs, curtain bangs, or side swept bags, all draw attention to the eyes and cheekbones in a way that’s romantic and feminine.
The ponytail is another bridal look we are love. Chic with a hint of the riviera, a bride in a ponytail is a look that screams confident bride who isn’t afraid to be herself.
We’re here to help you style your bridal look. Feel free to send us an email with photos of your wedding dress and bridal hairstyle and we would be happy to send you recommendations and ideas via email.
Every wedding gown and bride is different and the perfect accessories for you will not only depend on your gown but your personal style, vision, height and style. We love to work with our brides to create the perfect veil that you will love to keep as an heirloom after your wedding day.
We are based in Australia and ship worldwide.
This year is set to be a year of romantic, effortless luxe hair. A touch of elegance and sophistication paired with a hint of effortless chic. Get ready to see some of the classics transformed ever so slightly into relaxed yet modern adaptations.
Whether you love smooth and sleek, tousled and textured or perfectly imperfect messy hair, these wedding updos are the perfect way to showcase balayage and ombre colouring techniques. We love the way the hairstyles below highlight and accentuate the colours and tones of modern hairstyles.
We’ve pulled together 54 stunning hairstyles we know you will love. And we’ve included some helpful styling tips for all your favourite accessories.
These modern updos are a fusion of braids and classic styles. Despite their intricacy, they don’t look overdone or overwhelming. They’re modern chic personified.
If you’re looking for a veil, we suggest positioning a sheer, simple fingertip or chapel-length veil from the crown or just above the updo. These hairstyles will work perfectly with or without a blusher, and a veil with or without embellishments.
The wedding bun is more chic than ever with wispy tendrils and a low set profile. The chignon in 2018 is luxurious yet relaxed, and will take brides from garden soirees to formal gatherings.
Whether you have long or short hair, there’s a wedding bun for you. Your hairstylist can always add extensions to your hair if you’d prefer a fuller look.
This classic look is all about keeping things chic and sophisticated. We love to style this look with simple hair pins and smaller combs. For a touch of regality, a bridal headband or floral crown is the perfect detail for an elevated bridal look.
For a simpler feel, pair this hairstyle with a thin and delicate headband to frame the face.Â
This year we will see many brides wearing chic ponytails down the aisle. We’ll be seeing glamorous high set wavy ones positioned at the crown to low set ponies tied at the nape of the neck.
For a more polished look, plump up your pony and wrap a strand of hair to cover the elastic. Finish with a pony tail wrap, cuff or velvet ribbon.
The playful ponytail pairs beautifully with pearl drop earrings and minimalist veils. Choose a veil on a small comb to ensure it doesn’t draw attention away from the ponytail. Keep things simple and sophisticated with dainty hair pins scattered to one side.
Part half updo, part side-swept, the new half updo is pure perfection. The braids and twists add that wow-factor, while the loose, wavy locks cascading down your back bring a softness and glamour.Â
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For those wanting to make a statement, you really can’t go past the whimsical details of the WHISPER hair pins scattered hair pins. For a touch more detail, the BRIAR-ROSE hair pins are feminine and refined.
And for you wedding veil lovers, this hairstyle would look gorgeous with a simple, chapel length veil like our AUDREY positioned either at the crown to create height or where your braid/twist ends in the middle. But why not take it up a notch, and look at embellished veil number such as our crystal trimmed chapel veil, ETOILE or pearl-detailed LOREN.
Looking for something a little different, modern, yet still chic? May we introduce you to the half updo knot. For boho lovers, mess it up. Or for a more glam look, style it with loose waves and a smooth finish.
Depending on the thickness and volume of your hair, you could either add details to the side of your knot or directly to the knot itself. We love the idea of some delicate hair pin positioned into the bun to really create a beautiful focal point like our TEAROSE or scattered hair pins.
Is your heart set on wearing a veil? Opt for one on a smaller comb, like our AUDREY, DANCER or CALLA LILY veils. But if you’ve fallen in love with any of our veils, we can customise them with smaller combs, to suit you hairstyle.
Position your wedding comb directly above your updo, if the knot volume isn’t too grand; or just underneath to create a beautiful waterfall-like silhouette.Â
Have you ever wondered how to make a metal hair comb stay in your hair? Do you have a hairstyle where combs just seem to fall right out? Whether you’re planning to tuck a bridal hair comb into an updo, a half-up style or loose waves, knowing how to secure a comb is key to ensuring it stays in place. We share our tips on how to best secure a comb in your hair, complete with styling advice to help you achieve a flawless look.
Before you begin, it’s important to choose a bridal hair comb that complements your hairstyle.
Preparing your hair properly is crucial for ensuring the comb stays securely in place. We recommend these 3 methods to ensure your comb stays securely in place.Â
The placement of your bridal hair comb will depend on your hairstyle and the look you want to achieve.
Now that your hair is prepped and you’ve decided on the placement, it’s time to secure the comb.
To ensure your comb stays put throughout the day, consider these extra steps:
Your hairstylist will be able to offer you advice and recommendations based on your hair type and your vision for your accessories. There are a number of different hair fasteners that are designed specifically for these situations. For example, snap clips that are often used to secure hair extensions can also be sewn under a headpiece too.
The classic wedding half up, half down hairstyle has been a bridal favourite for decades, and for good reason. It’s the perfect balance between polished and relaxed styling, and adapts beautifully to luxe, boho and minimalist bridal looks. On a practical note, the half updo creates the perfect base for your headpiece and veil while keeping your hair off your face.
This hairstyle works beautifully with various hair lengths and textures, and can be customised with accessories to complement your bridal look.
Let’s explore why the half up, half down hairstyle is a favourite among brides and how to style it to perfection.
Shop this look: MEADOW hair pins
Looking for something a little different, modern, yet still chic? The half updo knot might be perfect for you. For boho lovers, experiment and mess it up. For a more glamorous and polished look, style it with soft waves and a smooth finish.
We love this style for its relaxed intricacy. Loosely inspired by the fishtail braid, this updated hairstyle feels unrestrained yet formal enough to wear on your wedding day.
Braids and plaits are perfect for brides with thin hair wanting to achieve some volume. Weave in some subtle extensions to help create a romantic updo, while providing that much sort after volume. We are a little obsessed with braids that overlap each other, yet sit flush against the crown.
Shop this look: WHISPER hair pins, HARLOW headpiece, SOMERSET headpiece, ODE TO DUSK hair comb, RAFAEL hair piece
Initially adored by bohemian and beachy brides, this sophisticated half updo works gloriously for those with natural (or stylist-set) curls. To create a look that showcases your cheekbones, start your twists above your ear level and create a little volume at your crown. For a more relaxed vibe, sit your twists a little lower – at or below ear height – and loosen your twists.
Shop this look: Â VERSE bridal comb, WILDERMERE headpiece, WISTERIA headpiece
This romantic updo is as effortless as it is chic. This simple half updo hairstyle is brought to life with sculptural twists and folds, at times reminiscent of a French twist.
Shop this look: MEADOW hair pins, GILDED LILY hair piece, OYSTER pearl hair pins
Feel free to send us an email with photos of your wedding dress and bridal hairstyle and we would be happy to send you recommendations and ideas via email.
Every wedding gown and bride is different and the perfect accessories for you will not only depend on your gown but your personal style, vision, height and style. We love to work with our brides to create the perfect veil that you will love to keep as an heirloom after your wedding day. We are based in Australia and ship worldwide.
Discover beautiful bridal accessories for classic updos; customisable to suit you, your wedding dress and bridal hairstyle.
If you gravitate towards the understated and delicate, there are plethora of wedding crowns that will satisfy your inner royal. These delicate crowns feel feminine, fresh and utterly romantic, and will make an extra luminous style statement on your wedding day.
If you’re worried about looking overdone or over-accessorised, fear not with these beautiful pieces that epitomise feminine finery and cool elegance.
The MARINA crystal crown makes a feminine and majestic style statement. Inspired by the fragrance and beauty of the ornamental jasmine flower, this headpiece will captivate and delight.
The handcrafted clay flowers are combined with silver crystal beads which have been hand woven onto a fine metal base. The ultimate in bridal style and effortlessly exudes luxurious and classic appeal.
Shop this look: MARINA crystal crown
Delicate and ethereal, the CAMBRIDGE crystal crown feels like falling snow flakes. The restraint and space between elements, creates a barely-there quality which is perfect for the bride who loves understated embellishments.
CAMBRIDGE is all about sleek sophistication with regal appeal. It’s a beautiful accompaniment to full ballgowns, lace wedding gowns, dresses with long lace sleeves, dramatic high necklines, low backs and cap sleeves.
Shop this look: CAMBRIDGE crystal crown
Inspired by Art Deco styling, the FLEUR is a decadent crown that features pearl accents and sparkly crystals. It’s a refined piece that suits modern or vintage inspired gowns with its timeless elegance of a world gone by.
The BLANCHETT crown is the definition of effortlessly cool bridal luxury. Barely there with a hint of floral finery, the BLANCHETT offers the perfect touch of regal appeal in a clean and soft silhouette.
Due to its delicate nature, Blanchett complements both traditional and non-traditional bridal looks beautifully. We love to style it with sheer-panelled dresses, illusion necklines, cap sleeves, high necks, low backs, sleeved gowns and textured gowns.
Shop this look: BLANCHETT crown
Choosing the right hairstyle to complement your veil is all about balance. Whether you prefer a classic chignon with a cathedral veil or soft waves with a fingertip veil, the key is to select a hairstyle that enhances your overall look, suits your hair length and texture, and makes you feel beautiful and confident on your wedding day.
To get you on your way to finding that stunning hairstyle you’ve been dreaming of, here’s our top 8 wedding hairstyles for bridal veils.
You should never underestimate the potential of perfectly formed curls and waves. Refined and understated, they are perfect for minimalist through to elaborate and decadent wedding gowns.
You might have heard that a veil doesn’t stay in place with all out hair? We’d like to debunk this myth right here. You can definitely wear a veil with loose hair but you will need to ensure the veil is well supported with additional bobby pins hidden under the hair (across the teeth of your veil comb) to hold it in place.
Our favourite veils to wear with this look is a classic tulle veil, a mantilla or Juliet cap veil.
An asymmetrical hairstyle can be perfectly complimented by a range of veils. We love styling them with a classic tulle veil, from fingertip to chapel length and longer.
Position your veil at the crown, with or without a blusher. It will ensure it doesn’t weigh down your hairstyle, while creating the perfect frame for your hair and face.
Low wedding updos, such as your chignons, and romantic messy buns are so fashionable right now. This style is so versatile, and you can choose from a range of veil lengths, with or without a blusher.
We usually suggest securing your veil into the top of your updo. But it also works if you prefer to style your veil from the crown or as a mantilla.
Try adding some bridal pins to the side of your veil, or a comb just above – so that it overlaps the veil. It’ll elevate your entire hairstyle and bridal look.
We’ve heard a lot of brides say that they’re wearing a ponytail on their wedding day so can’t wear a veil. We heard this and took on the challenge to design some beautiful veils for a ponytail. Introducing the BORDEAUX, CATALINA and the AUDREY veils.
Half-up half-down is a faithful style that is complementary to many face shapes and lengths of hair. It is a look that works with or without a fringe. Try it with a soft curl, wave or add some subtle volume to your crown.
This style is fantastic for a veil because it gives you a foundation to secure it. The look works well with cascading, multiple tiered veils as well as fingertip veils. Soft, sweeping and elegant long veils will add a touch of whimsical romance. It is definitely one of the most versatile bridal hairstyles to choose.
High wedding updos such as the ballet bun, are all about elevating your look. This style works well with cascading veils and classic tulle veils. Generally the veil is worn below the updo, but it all depends on the length of the veil and what looks and feels good to you.
A sheer drop veil pairs beautifully with a high wedding updo. Simply position the veil’s comb above the bun and the sheer fabric will gracefully drop over the bun for a look that’s ethereal and romantic.
If styling your veil with a hairpiece, nestle your veil comb between your updo and headpiece to create a beautiful image. Consider wearing a blusher for that touch of mystique. We suggest a delicate veil to contrast the slightly more dramatic hairstyle. It will add softness and grace as it creates an elegant long line.
If you have a hairstyle that is inspired by the Great Gatsby or Mad Men then a juliet cap, birdcage veil or traditional veil might appeal.
