Pin me up, wouldja? A fascinator like this packs plenty of punch on its own, but pairs well with a birdcage, wedge or mask veil. A corona of the flutteriest feathers surrounds this creamy pearl-centered peony, making it a natural for a breezy outdoor wedding or a bride with a rockabilly bent.
As shown: $40
James Glover II Photography
Not a feather in sight (but we’ll add a few if you ask nicely). One of our more traditional pieces, this bridal comb sports a variety of white flowers from gardenias to more fanciful blossoms with organdy and pearl enhancements. Wear it as is, or pair it with any sort of veil, including traditional tulle.
As shown: $40
There are times you just want to walk into a room and scream “Hey, over here!” And most of the time, it’s a bad idea. Here’s a fascinator that can do the talking for you, with a deep red orchid and feathers, feathers, feathers. This one works best if you’ve got lots of hair and lots of moxie.
As Shown: $40
© Juliette Coughlin
Fresh as a morning in May, but with plenty of drama for evening, here’s a fascinator that can liven up a sundress or polish the look of a prom dress. It’s got lots of feathers, both in volume and variety, so it can hold its own nestled amongst a lot of hair. Go ahead — dance till dawn and wear it to breakfast, too.
As shown: $35
Happy Chinese New Year! On the off chance your cherry blossom blouse is at the cleaners, this orchid fascinator in shades of red, burgundy and black would be fabulous with something simpler. That smokin’ black dress of yours will never know what hit it.
As shown: $35