Know Your Lace

 

The traditional veil is making a comeback—thanks in part to local designer Nicole Young who shows us iconic styles from her Adele Amelia label.

By Reilly Mesco  |  Photographed by Wendy Norman

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The Juliet Cap: Kate Moss chose this face-framing style for her classically gorgeous English countryside wedding in 2011, and its bucolic beauty has been steadily gaining popularity ever since. Scarlett ivory tulle Juliet cap veil, $275 at Adele Amelia

 

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The Birdcage: Equal parts sassy and sweet, a birdcage veil gives you all the pretty without the commitment of a full-length veil. It’s a chic choice for playful parties and waterfront soirees. Grace glimmer ivory tulle birdcage with Venice lace and pearls, $140 at Adele Amelia

 

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The Mantilla: Tradition never goes out of style, and what could be more classic than a floor-length Spanish shawl? It’s perfect for vows at the dreamy Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Francesca Chantilly lace veil with Alencon lace border (cathedral length), $875 at Adele Amelia

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Hair and Makeup: Jules More Than Makeup

Dresses: Bleubelle Bridal Boutique; Ivory and Beau Boutiue

Location: The Olde Pink House