Gallery of Couture Commissions
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The Return of Romance: Why Allover Lace Veils are Dominating 2026 Weddings
If you’ve spent any time on bridal mood boards lately, you’ve likely noticed a shift. The era of clean girl minimalism and stark, plain veils is making room for something far more intricate, textural, and—dare I say—moody. The allover lace veil is having a massive resurgence, and it’s not just for the vintage-obsessed bride anymore.… Read more
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HeartStrings Lesson One: A Quickstart Guide
The seven essential things you need to know to sell your first embroidery with confidence. Read more
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French Lace or Not: What’s the Difference?
Crafted on historic Leavers looms, the exquisite detail and soft drape of an authentic French lace Sara Gabriel veil will transform her look from “ok” to spectacular. (I mean, this picture! Right?!) Read more
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Veil Magic: Add a Blusher to Any Floor Sample, Instantly!
This simple, on-the-spot magic trick will have you transforming single-layer veils into a stunning two-tier styles right on the sales floor—no pins or clips required! Read more
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Creating Meaning with Color
Color is a fantastic way to help your brides celebrate their connections while transforming a basic wedding veil into a meaningful expression of love and joy! Read more
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My bride wants a blusher…now what?
If you aren’t sure what to do when your brides say they want a blusher, we’ve got your back. These three easy steps will make you a blusher expert in no time! Read more
This gorgeous veil was designed with the brides well being in mind. The gown designer quoted her $4,000 plus a $500 rush fee. For the veil! The Bride just about lost her shit. She wandered into Anna Be Minnesota (link) and was thrilled when their amazing team of Stylists suggested a Couture with us and the rest is history. For only $1800 our Designers brought this vision to life, and made the brides wildest dreams come true by voting for Pedro.
This couture design incorporates an all over scatter of round Swarovski pearls with our Destiny hand-stitched lettering that the Bride wanted to say Meet me in Montana to symbolize that one time, in band camp…
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