Camille is a new bridal accessories brand in Monmouthshire

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Camille is a new bridal accessories brand in Abergavenny, Monmouthshire. The company was founded by Welsh bridal designer Jayne Nevins who took inspiration from old Hollywood movies to create designs that are modern whilst still maintaining the glamorous Hollywood aesthetic.

The debut collection ‘A Sprinkle of Stardust’ features on-trend feathers, bows and contemporary crowns that are made using the finest materials which will add the wow factor to any bridal look.

Head over to www.camilleheadpieces.com for more information

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