Coquette Pearl Ears
Puff-filled ears, demure satin bows and pearl trim. Base colour is customisable — light blue, purple or baby pink velvet — just message before ordering.
Puff-filled ears, demure satin bows and pearl trim. Base colour is customisable — light blue, purple or baby pink velvet — just message before ordering.
The classic silhouette, updated with a little sparkle and a lot of attitude. Velvet, pearls, and light enough that you forget you're wearing them.
Iridescent white with pearl accents and a two-tier veil that velcros on behind the bow — so it comes off for the rest of the trip. Available without the veil for $5 less.
Golden sequins, layered tulle shaped like a ballgown, and an enchanted-rose pendant at the centre of the bow.
A matching pair — sea princess and sea king — sold as a set. Holographic fabric, sequins and a glitter starfish. Message to split the set or customise.
Pink satin with crystals placed one at a time by hand, gold appliqués, and a gold sequin bow full of fairy lights.
Pink plush velvet with sequins lining the base and the inner bow. Made for sakura season and flower festivals.
Black and silver, crystals set one by one, and a battery pack hidden in the sequin bow so the whole thing glows after dark. Princess or villain — dealer's choice.
The simplest one in the collection and quietly one of the best — rose gold sequins with fairy lights in the bow for after dark.
Pink velvet with pearls set in a repeating pattern across the ears — a regency-drawing-room sort of pair. Restrained enough for a rehearsal dinner.
Deep blue velvet with pearl accents worked across the ears. The quiet one of the pearl collection, and the one that photographs best in evening light.
Bridal ears get worn more than almost anything else we make, and in more places than people expect: the engagement shoot, the bachelorette weekend, the rehearsal dinner, the park day after the wedding, and the anniversary trip five years later.
Which is why the veil comes off. The bridal pair has a two-tier veil that attaches behind the bow with a velcro strip, so you can wear it as a full bridal look for the photos and then take the veil off and keep wearing the ears for the rest of the trip. If you'd rather skip the veil entirely, that's a $5 discount — just say so when you order.
This is the most common custom request we get, and the easiest one to get right. A set made together means the whites actually match — ivory versus bright white versus pearl reads very differently in photos, and pairs ordered separately over several weeks rarely line up. We make the whole set from the same bolt of fabric at the same time.
A typical set: one bridal pair with the veil, and four to six bridesmaid pairs in a coordinating colour with pearl or crystal detailing. Tell us the wedding palette and we'll match it. Start a group order →
The pearl collection uses velvet and satin rather than sequins, which reads noticeably more grown-up — a good choice if you want something that doesn't scream costume. The crystal pairs are set by hand, one stone at a time, and are the ones that photograph best under evening lighting. Plenty of brides order one of each.
New to these? The buyer's guide covers materials, comfort and light-up options, the sizing guide answers child versus adult, and when to order has the calendar.
That's our favourite kind of order. Tell us the idea — a character, a colour palette, a wedding, a birthday, a trip you've been planning for two years — and we'll design it from scratch.
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