Bridal Veil Collection

Yosemite Valley Viewpoint
The natural beauty of Yosemite is so incredible that it inspired an entire 19th-century conservation movement, which resulted in the valleyas protection as a national park in 1890

Marble, Mrs. (Miss Morrison), and child, portrait photograph, 1917 June 30. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Marble, Mrs. (Miss Morrison), and child, portrait photograph, 1917 June 30

Talcott, J.F. Mrs. portrait photograph, 1917 May 9. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Talcott, J.F. Mrs. portrait photograph, 1917 May 9

Stimson, Henry B. Mrs. portrait photograph, 1915. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Stimson, Henry B. Mrs. portrait photograph, 1915

Potter, E.A. Mrs. portrait photograph, 1915 Apr. 5. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Potter, E.A. Mrs. portrait photograph, 1915 Apr. 5

Paige, H. Roy, Mrs. portrait photograph, 1912 or 1913. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Paige, H. Roy, Mrs. portrait photograph, 1912 or 1913

Hall, Ruth, Miss (Mrs. Baldwin Smith), portrait photograph, 1917 Feb. 20. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Hall, Ruth, Miss (Mrs. Baldwin Smith), portrait photograph, 1917 Feb. 20

Doster, Alexis, Mrs. portrait photograph, 1917 Oct. 13. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Doster, Alexis, Mrs. portrait photograph, 1917 Oct. 13

The Bridal Veil, 900 ft. Yosemite, c. 1865 (albumen print from wet-collodion-on-glass
5642563 The Bridal Veil, 900 ft. Yosemite, c.1865 (albumen print from wet-collodion-on-glass negative) by Watkins, Carleton Emmons (1829-1916); Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute

H. R. H. The Duchess of Ednburgh, 1874. Artist: Faustin
H.R.H. The Duchess of Ednburgh, 1874. Caricature of Grand Duchess Marie Alexandrovna, Duchess of Edinburgh (1853-1920). Wife of The Prince Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

An Arab bride. Artist: E Frechon
An Arab bride. A print from Customs of the World, Volume II Hutchinson and Co, Paternoster Row, London

Placing the Bridal Veil. Artist: American Stereoscopic Company
Placing the Bridal Veil. Stereoscopic card detail

Bridal Veil Fall Yo-Semite Valley California
Bridal Veil Fall. Yo-Semite Valley. California; American; 1860s; Albumen silver print

Bridal Veil Carleton Watkins American 1829 1916
Bridal Veil; Carleton Watkins (American, 1829 - 1916); 1865 - 1880; Albumen silver print

Creek below Bridalveil Falls. Columbia River Gorge. Oregon. USA
Creek below Bridalveil Falls. Columbia River Gorge. Oregon. Usa

Bridal Veil Falls in Californias Yosemite National Park as seen from across the Merced River

Autumn in Bridal Veil Falls State Park Oregon
Bridal Veil Falls State Park at Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Forest in Oregon showing creek water flowing during Fall Season with leaves on rocks

Europe, Norway, Geiranger. Bridal Veil Falls view from cruise

Wedding, bride and groom shortly before kissing

Crows (Corvidae corvus) in front of Bridalveil Fall, Yosemite

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"Bridal Veil: A Timeless Symbol of Beauty and Romance" From the majestic Yosemite Valley Viewpoint to the tranquil creek below Bridalveil Falls in Columbia River Gorge, Oregon, the allure of bridal veils transcends time and geography. This delicate accessory has adorned countless brides throughout history, symbolizing purity and elegance on their special day. One notable wedding where a bridal veil took center stage was that of Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon and the Duke of York in 1923. As she walked down the aisle, her ethereal veil cascaded behind her like a waterfall, capturing hearts worldwide with its gracefulness. In an enchanting albumen print from wet-collodion-on-glass dating back to 1865, we catch a glimpse of The Bridal Veil at Yosemite National Park. Standing tall at an impressive height of 900 feet, this natural wonder evokes awe-inspiring beauty akin to a bride's radiant glow on her wedding day. Artists have also been captivated by this timeless accessory. Faustin's portrait showcases H. R. H. The Duchess of Edinburgh donning an exquisite bridal veil in 1874—a true masterpiece that immortalizes both fashion and femininity. Traveling across continents, we encounter an Arab bride adorned with an intricately designed veil captured by E Frechon—an artistic representation showcasing cultural diversity united under one universal symbol—the bridal veil. The American Stereoscopic Company takes us behind-the-scenes as they capture the moment when a bride delicately places her own bridal veil—a tender gesture filled with anticipation and dreams for what lies ahead in married life. Bridal Veil Falls continues to inspire wanderlust among nature enthusiasts visiting California's Yosemite National Park. Its mesmerizing cascade serves as a breathtaking backdrop for couples exchanging vows—an emblematic union between love and nature itself.