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I have a terrible habit of collecting lots of bridal accessories.. Over the years I have had tons of veils, wraps, boleros, fake bouquets, even cake toppers.. But the one thing I absolutely cannot stop collecting is headpieces.  There’s just something about an outrageous hair accessories that I adore!  I have a massive box filled with all sorts of head goodies, and for Leah’s bridal session, I busted out a few of my favorites.


rustic country forest garden bridal session of Leah Partridge Bayliss in The Woodlands by Dallas wedding photographer Stacy Reeves
rustic country forest garden bridal session of Leah Partridge Bayliss in The Woodlands by Dallas wedding photographer Stacy Reeves
rustic country forest garden bridal session of Leah Partridge Bayliss in The Woodlands by Dallas wedding photographer Stacy Reeves
rustic country forest garden bridal session of Leah Partridge Bayliss in The Woodlands by Dallas wedding photographer Stacy Reeves
rustic country forest garden bridal session of Leah Partridge Bayliss in The Woodlands by Dallas wedding photographer Stacy Reeves
Not quite a headpiece but I still love the feel that this gives the images!
rustic country forest garden bridal session of Leah Partridge Bayliss in The Woodlands by Dallas wedding photographer Stacy Reeves
rustic country forest garden bridal session of Leah Partridge Bayliss in The Woodlands by Dallas wedding photographer Stacy Reeves
All of the above pieces were purchased from Dragon Wings (which I actually found at a booth at Scarborough Faire).
rustic country forest garden bridal session of Leah Partridge Bayliss in The Woodlands by Dallas wedding photographer Stacy Reeves
rustic country forest garden bridal session of Leah Partridge Bayliss in The Woodlands by Dallas wedding photographer Stacy Reeves
These two headbands were purchased from Lady Vintique, run by fabulous fellow wedding photographer Lyndzee Ellsworth.

One reason I love headpieces is because I really adore when my brides wear their hair down, or half-up-half-down.  To me, a bride should look romantic and feminine, and nothing is more lovely and girly than long, flowing hair.  However, I know most brides want something unique for their wedding day hairstyle, so purchasing a cute hairpiece is a great way to keep your locks flowing but still have a bit of pizazz to your hairdo.  Some of my favorite headpiece providers (besides the two already mentioned) are:  Twigs and Honey, Leah C, Ellen Christine, Unveiled Bridal Designs, Fascinators by Design, Breeziway, and Fascinators NYC.  However the best resource for finding inexpensive headpices is definitely Etsy.  Spend some time searching (use the word “wedding” or “bridal” with terms like “veil” or “fascinator” or “headpiece” or “bandeau” or “millinery”) and you’ll find literally hundreds of options.

8 Comments

  1. Sarah e. said . . .

    Stunning! Love the mask!

    Posted June 29, 2009 at 12:50 pm | Permalink
  2. erica Velasco said . . .

    Love the head pieces.

    Posted June 29, 2009 at 10:53 pm | Permalink
  3. Gail Kelly said . . .

    Stacy – these are super, especially love the last two – very vintage!!!

    Posted June 30, 2009 at 6:02 am | Permalink
  4. Beth Armsheimer said . . .

    These are so gorgeous!! I want them all :)
    beautiful portraits Stacey!

    Posted July 1, 2009 at 11:13 am | Permalink
  5. Morgan Trinker said . . .

    OHMYGOODNESS I love headpieces. I nearly died over that first one. I love that you collect all this kind of stuff expressly for gorgeous image-making. THAT is dedication. Oh, and the mask…. so creative and so mysterious. Thank you for the continuous amount of inspiration, and for being living proof that “young” and “successful businesswoman” don’t have to be oxymorons.

    Posted July 11, 2009 at 12:31 am | Permalink
  6. Claudia said . . .

    Beautiful! Leah is just such a beautiful girl and the camera truly does love her! Can’t wait to see the wedding pictures!

    Posted July 30, 2009 at 4:30 pm | Permalink
  7. Nicole Paulk said . . .

    Lovin the feathers and that mask rocks!

    Posted August 10, 2009 at 6:16 pm | Permalink
  8. Aw! So belated a comment, but thank you so much for the lovely mention about twigs & honey! Your work is stunning!!!!

    Posted August 28, 2009 at 12:09 am | Permalink

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