Cozy winter wedding capette




Are you going for a winter wedding? There are so many cute shawls and capettes out there to accompany your dress. Here's an adorable, small capette from vintagewedding.com that was inspired by this glamorous winter look from bridesmagazine.co.uk. Remember when choosing your capette, that your dress should have smooth lines and not poof out. The more embellished the shawl or coat, the less embellished your dress should be.

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