Voilette brides: what’s not to love?

Delicate, creative and practical, the voilette It is a perfect accessory for brides who want a vintage look full of personality.

Common in the period between the 1910s and 1940s, the voilette was used as protection against dust and the sun. From a protective piece to a fashion accessory, the voilette has already conquered brides and promises to be increasingly present at Brazilian weddings.

The piece consists of a small veil that covers part of the face and an ornament that attaches it to the hair. This ornament can be a small decorated hat, comb or hairpin.

The voilette goes well with miniweddings and daytime celebrations, serving as a practical alternative to the traditional veil and mantilla and giving the bride a mysterious air.

Guipir lace, feathers, rhinestone tiaras and fabric flowers are some alternative accessories to complete the voilette.

The versatility of the piece allows it to be used in different ways. The bride can wear the veil over her face during the ceremony and roll it up during the reception.