Get ahead with these hats, headpieces, and fascinators #Wedding Porn#birdcage veil#brides in glasses#fascinator#hat#headpiece#jewish#short hair#tattooed bride January 2 2012 | Catherine Clark bijouxandbits Laura's red faux flower looks AWESOME with her yellow dress. First I saw a super cute headpiece in the Offbeat Flickr Pool. Then I saw a sweet little crown. Then I saw an outrageous black feather hat. And then I realized that you all put your headpiece photos in the pool just for us so we could have a hat-themed Monday Montage! That was very sweet of you. Plus, I was so knocked out by the headpieces from Plumed Serpent that we recently featured, it was already on my mind. Here is a collection of the most recent amazing headpiece fashion from the Pool and the Offbeat Bride Pinterest account. Sharon dances the night away in her white headband. Photo by Gilad&Mazal Photography Tabatha and her groom get cozy in a classic car. But her sweet metallic braided headband totally completes her short 'do. Eric and Jonathan sport matching yarmulkes. Photo by Tricia LaPonte Photography Related Post Fall into the rabbit hole with Darling Marcelle's stunning wedding headpieces I spend WAY too much time down the headpiece/flower crown/birdcage veil rabbit hole than any non-engaged person should, so I don't know how you guys... Read more A vintage-inspired wedding in Reno calls for a wee retro tiara. Photo by Beth Herzhaft Photography Tribesmaid Plymouth's wild and gothic headpiece with a ribbon veil. I die. Photo by Funcrunch Photo. Decoclay and dice in fascinator form. Perfect for a gamer wedding. Photo by Sphinxx Photography Marcypantz goes ultra-glam in the form of a birdcage and feathers. Photo by Kalen Marie Photography. This slays me. So in love. Source: etsy.com on Pinterest I KNOW someone is cooking up a DIY for this. Source: grosgrainfabulous.blogspot.com on Pinterest Click these head over heels Clicky Links: What we've pinned this week: DIY crafty invites, some adorbz Harry Potter cupcakes, and one more cute headpiece. Offbeat Home gives us advice on what to do with gifts you don't want. Très relevent to this time of year and of course, your wedding. Offbeat Mama talks about skipping traditions and how that might just be okay. Reuters released news that Mexico is considering temporary marriage licenses. 'Til two years from now do us part? As a lifelong Archie fan, this CNN news bite came as no surprise to me: gay marriage comes to Riverdale! Ushiyasha designed this Triforce ring to embrace her inner Zelda geek. Hey, photographers! I love you and do my best to attribute all Monday Montage photos, but sometimes brides don't include your info when they submit photos. If I've featured your work but it isn't properly credited, email me! Reporter Name * Reporter Email * Original text Enter the original text here. Edited text* Enter your suggested copyedit here. Notes You can add a note for the editor here. * Required information. Fix Typo Catherine Clark Catherine Clark is Offbeat Bride's Senior Editor. In her spare time she loiters at her local library, makes art, watches movies en masse, plays video and tabletop games, poorly cooks healthy things, cuddles with her feline fur baby, and blogs at BijouxandBits.com. @enidjcoleslaw @bijouxandbits @bijouxandbits PREVIOUS Cara & Kit's motorcycling hula-hooping waterfall wedding NEXT You might want pre-marital counseling (even if you think you don't) Show/Hide comments [ 17 ] I love the bride dress in the sixth picture :X Reply Thanks! It was pretty much my gothic fantasy gown, drawing elements from all over. I'm just lucky to have a friend who is a seamstress and costumer who could take my crazy dress ideas and make it a reality. (I don't want to spam this post but I did post her info over on flickr). Reply Plymouth's whole outfit is amazing! I love the heavy boots with the smart but feminine dress. Pinstripe corsets ftw. Reply Thanks! The boots are New Rock, which is a brand I originally learned about from the OBB tribe and I resolved that I MUST have a pair! And, yes, they're quite heavy – they make me feel all stompy awesome to wear 🙂 Reply Ohhh I'd love to see a tutorial on the first one and the second but last one….stunning! Well they all are, I love how they really add to all the outfits 😀 Reply I'd be happy to do a tutorial on my headpiece if that's something the OBB staff and readers want! Reply Um… YES! Submit it over here: http://offbeatbride.com/submissions/guestpost Yay! 🙂 Reply Heh, I have a set of dice exactly like that that I use for D&D (my whole family, including my 5 year-old niece, and my mom, plays) Reply The grooms yarmukles were actually hand knitted by one of the mothers of the grooms! 🙂 Reply That is awesome! 😀 Reply Not to completely go off course on the conversation, but has anyone had good luck finding a cruelty free feather fascinator or cocktail hat? I've been looking for one for my reception. I would love one made of shed pigeon feathers, but that seems like a stretch… Reply My suggestion for the cruelty-free feathers- find a free-range bird (duck, chicken, turkey, goose) egg farmer (try local farmers markets) and, well beg. I've always found farmers who really care about their animals are very, very keen to share their love of them. My guess is that they would be very amused and very happy to help out in any way they can. I know that it's not quite cruelty-free but it might be your best bet. Reply That's a great idea. Thanks! Reply I would LOVE to see a tutorial on the last headpiece, too! Those felt flowers are amazing. Reply Oh my lord, the 5th photo! That dress! The bride! The couple! The everything!!! She is so very Audrey! Please please please show us more of this wedding!!! 😀 x Reply On it. 😉 Reply I just recently finished a Winter Bridal Antler Crown after receiving several inquiries from women who are looking for offbeat headdresses. I'm new to the Offbeat Bride and only found out about it after someone had posted about one of my crowns on the site! Reply Join the conversation Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Sign me up for your offbeat awesomeness newsletter! 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Thanks! It was pretty much my gothic fantasy gown, drawing elements from all over. I'm just lucky to have a friend who is a seamstress and costumer who could take my crazy dress ideas and make it a reality. (I don't want to spam this post but I did post her info over on flickr). Reply
Plymouth's whole outfit is amazing! I love the heavy boots with the smart but feminine dress. Pinstripe corsets ftw. Reply
Thanks! The boots are New Rock, which is a brand I originally learned about from the OBB tribe and I resolved that I MUST have a pair! And, yes, they're quite heavy – they make me feel all stompy awesome to wear 🙂 Reply
Ohhh I'd love to see a tutorial on the first one and the second but last one….stunning! Well they all are, I love how they really add to all the outfits 😀 Reply
I'd be happy to do a tutorial on my headpiece if that's something the OBB staff and readers want! Reply
Heh, I have a set of dice exactly like that that I use for D&D (my whole family, including my 5 year-old niece, and my mom, plays) Reply
Not to completely go off course on the conversation, but has anyone had good luck finding a cruelty free feather fascinator or cocktail hat? I've been looking for one for my reception. I would love one made of shed pigeon feathers, but that seems like a stretch… Reply
My suggestion for the cruelty-free feathers- find a free-range bird (duck, chicken, turkey, goose) egg farmer (try local farmers markets) and, well beg. I've always found farmers who really care about their animals are very, very keen to share their love of them. My guess is that they would be very amused and very happy to help out in any way they can. I know that it's not quite cruelty-free but it might be your best bet. Reply
Oh my lord, the 5th photo! That dress! The bride! The couple! The everything!!! She is so very Audrey! Please please please show us more of this wedding!!! 😀 x Reply
I just recently finished a Winter Bridal Antler Crown after receiving several inquiries from women who are looking for offbeat headdresses. I'm new to the Offbeat Bride and only found out about it after someone had posted about one of my crowns on the site! Reply