The Honeyblossom Veil
The Honeyblossom Veil is an embroidered wildflower wedding veil, and what sets it apart is that the flowers do not stop at the hem. They climb the whole veil — tall stems rising from the bottom edge all the way up towards the comb, so the tulle looks less like a veil with a border and more like a meadow you are standing in.
Everything is stitched in thread. Poppies, daisies, ferns and small unnamed field flowers in red, orange, purple, pink and soft yellow, with long green stems winding between them and the occasional blue-green leaf catching the light differently from the rest.
The tulle underneath is fine and almost colorless, which is the point — it lets the flowers float. The lower edge finishes in a scalloped trim of tiny embroidered leaves rather than a cut line, and it fastens with a comb at the crown.
Why You’ll Love It
- Wildflowers embroidered across the entire veil, not only along the hem
- Poppies, daisies, ferns and field flowers in red, orange, purple, pink and yellow
- Tall green stems that rise the full height of the tulle
- Scalloped embroidered leaf edge instead of a cut hem
- Single layer of fine tulle — light enough to forget you are wearing it
- Comb at the crown
Fabric and Finish
Made from polyester, embroidered in colored thread, finished with a comb.
All Over, Not Just the Edge
Most floral veils put their embroidery in a band along the bottom, because it uses less thread and it is far quicker to make. The difference shows the moment you turn around. A border reads as a decorated hem; an all-over meadow reads as a single picture, and it keeps working at every distance — from across a field, from the back of a room, and in a close photograph where someone is looking at one poppy beside your shoulder.
Color Against a White Dress
This is the piece for a bride who does not want color on the dress itself. A plain gown stays plain, and all the color lives behind you, which is both the easier choice to wear and the more striking one in photographs. It also means the veil can carry your flowers — pick a bouquet that echoes two or three of the shades and the whole look ties together without matching exactly.
Where to Wear It
Garden ceremonies, meadow and orchard weddings, spring and high summer, outdoor elopements, and any day where the photographs are happening among green. It is non-traditional without being loud, and it reads beautifully against both ivory lace and plain white satin.
Pair it with a gown from the Boho Wedding Dresses collection, or see the rest of the Wedding Veils.
Measurements
Approximately 180 cm long (about 71 inches).
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