In 2011, Blossom Veils & Accessories hit the forefront of the bridal industry with handcrafted bridal accessories derived from a family trade. The focus of the Blossom Veils' collection is a combination of luxury and one-of-a-kind artisanship. Each item is handmade using some of the finest, most intricate embroidery and beadwork in the world. The designers at Blossom are masters of the ancient art of Zardosi – a beautiful embroidery method once used to gild the robes of kings and queens in India. Blossom accessories are created from the highest quality silks and chiffon, trimmed with satin and velvet, and embellished with Swarovski crystals, freshwater pearls, glass beads, sequins, and mother of pearl.
The moment a bride puts on her Blossom veil, sash, bolero, or headpiece, she is creating a look that is uniquely hers, and capturing a moment that transcends beyond just her wedding day. By combining elements that are both glamourous and ancestral, the hope is that her veil and accessories will be handed down and appreciated for generations to come. When brides choose a Blossom piece to go with their wedding-day look, it's almost as though they are adorning themselves with a work of art.
See some of the most popular styles below, and visit blossomveils.com to view the entire collection.
Styles BV1473 (veil) & BB2592 (belt)
108" hand-beaded veil with delicate rose gold patterns cascading along the edge and blush and
silver hand-beaded belt.
Styles BV1464 (veil) & BB2576 (belt)
108" hand-beaded veil beginning 65 inches from the comb and hand-beaded belt featuring floral-shaped patterns
of opal, crystal and pearl.
Styles BSK8001 (skirt/belt) & BL7202 (bolero)
Softly pleated tulle skirt with narrow beaded belt in ivory and hand-beaded off-the-shoulder bolero in ivory.
Style BV1459
120" veil with handcrafted embroidered pattern throughout.
Style BV1455
108" veil with handcrafted petal appliques adorned along the edge.
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