Adorable Finds: Shrugs & Boleros

Having looked at Cover up options at real weddings here are some shrugs and boleros available in the shops and online now.

From Monsoon an ivory chiffon and satin ¾ sleeve Shrug

From Topshop a lace tiered Bolero

By far the best selection of shrugs and boleros I found were from Etsy where a number of shops sell them, here are just a few showing the varying styles available that deliver to the UK.

From Toccata an ivory silk and ostrich feather bolero

From The English Department an ivory silk organza Bolero

From Mary and Angelika a limited edition silver blue-grey satin and chiffon Bolero, this shop also has a good selection of lace boleros.

From Bonzie golden yellow raw silk Venetian ruffled shoulder wrap. This would be agreat way to add splash of colour to your wedding outift or for your bridesmaids.

Fashion Inspiration: Shrugs & Boleros

Today is the first day of autumn and although the sun is shining there is a definite chill in the air. The most popular wedding dresses are strapless or sleeveless and if like me you feel the chill you might want to consider a little extra cover up.

Also worth bearing in mind if you are marrying in a church, especially an Orthodox one is that you may have to cover up your shoulders so it’s worth checking with your officiate what their policy is.

Sarah is getting married in a Greek Orthodox church next September where you do have to cover up your shoulders; we’re off to look at wedding dresses in a few weeks, here ‘s some inspiration for you.

Credits: Beaded long sleeve short jacket here, photo by Centric Photography via Rock’n’Roll Bride
Vintage Bride here, photos by Josh Goleman via Rock’n’Roll Bride
Grey Ruffled bolero here by Kate Towers, photo by Love Me Do Photography via Rock’n’Roll Bride
White Sequin Jacket here, photo by Alexandre Weddings via Rock’n’Roll Bride
Dress in Window here by Joanne Fleming Design photo by David M McNeil via Rock’n’Roll Bride
Green brocade Bolero here, photo by Jessica Johnston via Style Me Pretty