Hey y’all, time for another of our sponsor roundup posts, where we share some of our favorite pieces from the lovely businesses who sponsor and support the site. Today’s theme? Beautiful 1920s bridal hair! Deco fascinators, 1920s hair accessories, feathers, pearls, gorgeous crystal clips and all that jazz.
First up, the incredible, perfect deco bridal hair combs at Thomas Laine.
Next up are the beautiful handmade pieces over at Rose Red Bridal Designs. Take a look at these gorgeous art deco feather fascinators in green, purple and blue.
You can see the whole collection over at Rose Red Bridal Designs (she also does custom orders!)
Finally, these gorgeous crystal headbands by Halo & Co are absolutely stunning…
That’s the Halo + Co Inez Deco Headband and the 1920s inspired Violet Bridal Hair Clip. A-maz-ing! Thanks for looking, everyone, and please show our sponsors some love!
As always, you can read more about our advertising/sponsorship policies here. We only feature vendors and artists we genuinely love: businesses, designers and creators who we’d want to showcase even if they weren’t helping support the site…but of course we’re so grateful they are supporting the site, and would love for our readers to send a little love their way in return, even if just by clicking through and browsing. Thanks so much you guys!
Time once again to celebrate some of our favorite gemstones, and today’s featured beauty is February birthstone AMETHYST! Come join us as we ooh and ahh over some spectacular art deco amethyst jewelry, won’t you? But first, a primer: The name “amethyst” derives from the Greek amethystos, which means “a remedy against drunkenness,” a benefit long ascribed to …
Oh, hello MOST BEAUTIFUL RING OF ALL TIME. I would like to have you please. This beauty, an absolutely flawless jade art deco ring, comes to us via 1stDibs, and I would like to claim first dibs. Tis a too-lovely-for-words vintage 1920s Art Deco platinum, jadeite, and diamond ring by Boucheron and it’s… well it’s …
Matching a makeup look to an art deco wedding means different things to different people. You might go for a 30s look (finger waves and all), or create a more general noir, old-school or vintage look with some 1940s styles. Or perhaps you’re taking overall design elements from art deco, but your heart is with …
Today we’re delighted to share some stunning pieces of Art Deco topaz jewelry — rings, necklaces and antique brooches all in antique or vintage inspired designs. One of two November birthstones (the other being citrine), topaz can take on almost any color of the rainbow. Red, pink and imperial topaz are the rarest and most …
1920s Bridal Hair || Sponsor Roundup
Hey y’all, time for another of our sponsor roundup posts, where we share some of our favorite pieces from the lovely businesses who sponsor and support the site. Today’s theme? Beautiful 1920s bridal hair! Deco fascinators, 1920s hair accessories, feathers, pearls, gorgeous crystal clips and all that jazz.
First up, the incredible, perfect deco bridal hair combs at Thomas Laine.
Kind of amazing, no? That’s the Ben Amun Bridal Leaf Comb on the left, and the Deco Bridal Comb on the right.
Next up are the beautiful handmade pieces over at Rose Red Bridal Designs. Take a look at these gorgeous art deco feather fascinators in green, purple and blue.
You can see the whole collection over at Rose Red Bridal Designs (she also does custom orders!)
Finally, these gorgeous crystal headbands by Halo & Co are absolutely stunning…
That’s the Halo + Co Inez Deco Headband and the 1920s inspired Violet Bridal Hair Clip. A-maz-ing! Thanks for looking, everyone, and please show our sponsors some love!
As always, you can read more about our advertising/sponsorship policies here. We only feature vendors and artists we genuinely love: businesses, designers and creators who we’d want to showcase even if they weren’t helping support the site…but of course we’re so grateful they are supporting the site, and would love for our readers to send a little love their way in return, even if just by clicking through and browsing. Thanks so much you guys!
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