Bridal Veil: Two Questions.?

I am having an English Garden wedding, but am not being strict with the old-world theme, and am including fun/unexpected touches along with traditional/heritage-based touches. My colors are kiwi, pale pink, white, and silver. The wedding flower is kiwi-center pale pink gerberas, the bridesmaids will have crystal accents in their floral bouqet, while I will have a crystal bouqet. I hadn't intended to wear a veil, but while hunting for a photographer, I came across this wedding album:



http://noelhadley.com/nhp/index.html (Under the 'Unions' section, choose 'Sam and Nina'). In photos 8, 9, 10, 11, and

13 you get an idea of the veil and how it looks. Is that too 20s for my theme, or would it work? If so, how would be the best way to make it (I see the basics, but need steps and measurments, etc), or where could I find on like it?



I have a feeling it's too 20s...



Here's some of my wedding things to give you a feel for it:

http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/set?id=15556...
Bridal Veil: Two Questions.?
I think you could pull it off! At first I was thinking it was too 20's but really it's not. With your simply elegant dress the veil would add just the right touch, even for a garden wedding. I really actually think, the garden part makes it more appropriate. It's simple and classy and that can be done anytime, anywhere, any how!

Wear it!
Reply:I think that it's a nice veil - but when I think of english garden I think of a long flowing veil with the dress that you have...but, either one could work. I would suggest you take the dress to a bridal shop and try on different style veils. How it looks with one dress can look a lot different with another. Just go with the one that makes you feel the most beautiful! ?
Reply:i love it - i don't have a 20's theme and im looking for a birdcage veil myself - it's very classy and elegant - go for it!
Reply:Im not a fan of veils in the first place but I dont think it is too 1920's I think it is kind of fun actually. If you love it you should wear it.