#bridal hat

[bunad]

Bridal Hat

Bridal hat from Tinn, Telemark. The hat is covered with red wool, brocaded silk bands and silver lace. The crown of the hat is adorned with crossing silver ribbons topped with silk bows. Silver ornaments encircle the brim and crown, and long silk ribbons attach in the back.

Photo: Anne-Lise Reinsfelt - Norsk Folkemuseum

[tanuki-kimono]

Traditional bride white kimono attire (shiromuku), by Sai kimono. 

The model natural hair is styled in formal bunkin takashimada (usually nowadays, most brides chose to wear wigs). You can also see here the two kind of “veils”, the wataboshi (half moon shaped cotton hood) and tsunokakushi (”horn covering” cotton band)

[featherstonevintage]

Christian Dior 1950s - 1960s Cream Straw Bridal Hat

Available on Featherstone Vintage 

[tanuki-kimono]

Creepy photoshoot (yay!) using a full Japanese bridal dress (shiromuku) with wataboshi hat. It kinda brings to mind the Peony Lantern horror tale.

[madameaditoui]

Alba Hat – Elegant Bridal Hat for Modern Wedding Style | Madame A Dit Oui Complete your bridal look with the Alba Hat by Madame A Dit Oui. Crafted in timeless cream white wool and wrapped in delicate tulle, this statement wedding accessory brings elegance, confidence, and individuality to your special day. Perfect for modern brides seeking a chic and unforgettable finishing touch. Explore More: https://madameaditoui.com.au/products/alba-hat

[trollkatt]

[trollkatt]

Bridal hat from Hallingdal, 1877-78, detail.

[bunad]

Bride from Tinn

sketch by Adolph Tidemand ca. 1848