Beach Bites

2014-6

13 Something Old, Something New Veiled in Tradition By MIRIAH HAMRICK Photography by LISA SHELBY PHOTOGRAPHY L ike many little girls, eight-year-old Chandler Williams dreamed of being a fairytale bride. She knew one day her dream would come true when she saw the 10-foot-long Point d’Angleterre Belgian lace veil, a family treasure passed down from bride to bride. “The first time I saw the veil was at my cousin’s wedding. I remember how beautiful she was and I knew I needed to look just as beautiful, and if I wore the veil, I would be,” Chandler says, remembering the day. Chandler Williams selected her wedding dress to match the veil. After narrowing it down to two options, she tried the veil on with both and chose this A-line chiffon gown with lace overlay. www.wrightsvillebeachmagazine.com WBM

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