A specialist in luxury embroidered bridal veils.
Wilden recommends Rebecca Anne to all brides looking for a beautiful bespoke bridal veil. From hair bows to Cathedral Veils Rebecca Anne pours love and attention into creating the timeless sentiments of a classic veil, that are also unique, meaningful and never seen before. Proudly designed and embroidered in England for the most sophisticated British brides.
The favourite flowers that they always buy you, your new married name or even the simple yet sentimental addition of your new initials. The beauty of embroidery is that anything is possible. The details are subtle, yet deeply personal and meaningful.
Contact Rebecca Anne to let her know every exciting detail about your wedding (much like you do at Wilden London).
Chat via email or set up a zoom call to talk about your ideas in more intricate detail. See embroidered veil Inspirations.
Rebecca Anne will send your design for approval along with an embroidery swatch in the post.
Your veil will be created ten weeks before your wedding date and sent to you perfectly wrapped.
Every design level includes the following:
Choosing your font size and style
Tailored creations from existing Rebecca Anne veil designs
Can include meaningful additions such as the traced handwriting of a loved one
Choice of embroidery tulle or The Pearl
Your veil is made to measure - width and length required
Veil design sketch and embroidery sample posted to you approximately 4 months before your wedding date
Your bespoke veil lovingly stitched and sent approximately 10 weeks before your wedding date
Discreet personalised designs
Elements of bespoke hand drawn artwork can be included
Approximately 30,000+ stitches to create your veil
A bigger focus on bespoke artwork whilst still including personalised details
Medium scale of veil embroidery
Hand drawn artwork in Rebecca's signature illustration style
Approximately 80,000+ stitches to create your veil
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