Here’s some other miscellaneous headdresses for a Scottish theme wedding. They just don’t fit on any of the other pages ~
Godey's Rose Hat is unique if you're really into roses ~
Image courtesy Godey’s Ladys Book and Magazine
Medieval Caul McCall's 4806 ~
Image courtesy McCall Patterns
Medieval Coif embroidery design by Paula Kelly could be done with thistles or clan plants ~
Image courtesy Elizabethan Costume
Elizabethan Costume also has other coif designs, illustrations, and instructions to construct a Medieval coif.
1450 Lippi Head Drape is very feminine, possibly with a co-ordinating train ~
Image courtesy Book of Costume
Albrecht Durer self-portrait was painted in 1498. Originally saved for the braided closure, the cap could also be used alternating two tartans or a tartan and a solid color. Then picking these colors up once again in the bodice trims and closure.
Image courtesy Book of Costume
Marquise displays a colored image of this Albrecht Durer self-portrait
This 1500's Renaissance plaid cap would make a stunning wedding headdress. Just picture it in tartan, with those streamers hanging down over a white lace veil ~
Image courtesy R. Turner Wilcox The Mode in Hats and Headdress
A top hat could really set off the right wedding gown ~
Image courtesy Simplicity Patterns #4083
Butterick Patterns #4210 offers a selection of distinctive hats from different historical periods ~
Image courtesy Butterick Patterns
Butterick Patterns #3805 also offers a selection of distinctive hats from different historical periods ~
Image courtesy Butterick Patterns
View I from McCalls #2057 shows a slightly different rose on a damask hat. This pattern is discontinued, but can often be found in the listings on eBay. Among the miscellaneous headdresses, this contemporary hat is striking. The roses could be of the same fabric or a different white fabric. Just a small tartan ribbon as a hatband might be all the tartan you would need with this hat. Also notice this isn’t a strapless gown. From the lace bodice and sleeves up to the jeweled neckline is a fine sheer white fabric.
Image courtesy McCalls Patterns
Once again, those peacock feathers ~
Image courtesy R. Turner Wilcox The Mode in Hats and Headdress
Image courtesy R. Turner Wilcox The Mode in Hats and Headdress
Image courtesy R. Turner Wilcox The Mode in Hats and Headdress
