*groan*. Sorry, couldn’t resist. Vivien Sheriff is the queen of bridal millinery, and if you haven’t spotted her confections lately, you’re in for a treat. Her 2010 range is even more stunning than 2009 (which is saying something – 2009 was a GOOD year in the Vivien Sheriff designing world).

Since I am blessed with an extraordinarily large head (it creates its own gravitational field), I’m really not sure how her hats would look on me (you need to be feeling sorry for my mother right now – she had to give BIRTH to this thing), but my head aside, if you are looking for something extraordinarily stylish and different from your regular bridal veil, especially if you’re going somewhere a little vintage with your style, Viven Sheriff may well be the milliner for you.

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If you’re wondering what you’re going to carry your lippy and bits and pieces around in on your wedding day, take a peek at this swoon-worthy bag from Olivier Laudus.

They also have very prettily beaded ring cushions (which can be personalised), and loads of other nice products.

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If you’re looking for an alternative to a veil that’s a little different and extremely stylish, Vivien Sherrif Millinery is definitely worth a look.  Her delightful confections range from feather, straw, and beaded headbands, through to 80’s inflenced  hats, with some  mad, off-the-wall designs thrown in.

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OK, so I’ve done two posts on wedding ring pillows in one day, but in the interests of a diverse selection (imagine what a Disaster it would be if you chose the wrong one – you’ll thank me for it later), I’ve just spotted these very cool, colourful specimens over at Brklyn Pillow.  Completely different from my last lot, as you can see.

If you don’t want to partake in the whole tradition of the best man losing the wedding rings, patting every pocket, turning pale, and borrowing rings from passers by, I’ve just discovered these rather delightful ring cushions from Anna Whitford (which then passes the responsibility of keeping the rings safe from the best man to the three-year old flowergirl; a much more sensible alternative).

She’s also got some seriously cool flower corsages that I’m drooling over, and could be a simple stylish touch to a bridesmaid outfit.