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tiff on Jul 4, 2009

both beautiful & fabulous. just perfect! can't wait to try it out!!

Caroline on May 12, 2009

I made my own birdcage veil for my wedding, too, using less than $10 worth of materials.

Abby on Mar 29, 2009

What a beautiful veil! I just did my own DIY veil as well! http://peachesbyplums.wordpress.com/2009/03/23/diy-wedding-veil/ It is so much fun to do these little projects!

Sarah on Mar 19, 2009

Thank you so much for this! I had wanted to make a birdcage veil but was having a hard time finding the large netting and was stuck about what to do. This tutorial is a great reminder that there are no rules when it comes to DIY! Love the result.

casapinka on Mar 17, 2009

wow, thanks for the tutorial. i would love to try this just to wear to the grocery store (maybe in aqua or orange.)

Jillian on Mar 12, 2009

Hi Shana, Thanks for your interest in the Veil...I love the idea of doing two different ones for ceremony vs reception. You've gotta shake things up. The dress that Nicole is wearing came from Claire Pettibone, one of my favorite designers. www.clairepettibone.com

Shana on Mar 12, 2009

I have been looking high and low, trying to find a DIY pattern for my veil. My future Mother In Law gave me her old veil and I wanted to convert it into 2 veils, one for the ceremony and a shorter one for the reception. ** Also, on a side note, that dress is STUNNING! May I ask who's the designer? **

Laura on Mar 11, 2009

What a great idea. And how special to wear something you custom-made for yourself on the big day. This one is going into the bookmarks for sure.

Mo on Mar 11, 2009

This gives me hope that I can make my own too. Thank you!

caroline on Mar 10, 2009

I'm going to add this to the list of things I'd do if I got married all over again! I think, though, that you mean tulle instead of toile (just in case ladies are searching for it online)...