If you’re a non-traditional bride looking to follow the most fashion-forward wedding trends of 2010, a birdcage veil might be just what you’re looking for. These vintage-inspired headpieces combine a soft net veil that covers part of the face, and is embellished with flowers, feathers and jewels. This trend is truly dramatic and glamorous and will make a bold statement on your wedding day. What’s your take on birdcage veils, are you a fan of old-hollywood-esque glamour, or would you stay with something more traditional?

L to R: Angle style French tulle birdcage, Jamie vintage couture veil, Karen Birdcage Veil, Ivory Blusher Birdcage Veil, Vintage birdcage veil, Emma Russian Net with Rhinestones

Around the turn of the twentieth century, women were liberated from their corsets and the first issue of Vogue hit newsstands. As a result, flapper style represents an era full of budding independence and fun, flirty fashion—perfect for a modern vintage wedding full of glitz and glamour!

Borrow a few flapper fashion tips for your wedding from some of these exquisite examples of 1920s style.

There are certain Hollywood legends who have inspired women for decades with their timeless style and elegant fashion sense. From the quirky simplicity of Audrey Hepburn to the regal refinement of Grace Kelly, these stunning starlets used their iconic style to create classic wedding looks that have stood the test of time.

Audrey Hepburn, Julie Andrews, Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, Jackie Kennedy

Looking at these photos, it’s clear that they key to emulating these vintage bridal looks is to combine classic style with a few unexpected details. These women all had unique looks in their everyday lives, but their wedding attire follows similar patterns:

• A classic bridal silhouette
• White silk, lace and taffeta
• Demure elegance, with a high neckline
• Fun finishing touches, like Grace Kelly’s exquisite veil and Audrey Hepburn’s floral crown

Do you think these looks have stood the test of time? Which starlet’s style do you most associate with? Are you using vintage style for your wedding?