 Ladies (and thoughtful gentlemen), here's a chance for you to win my favorite veil from Michelle over at Liturgical Time! I'm so excited to announce this give-away! The beautiful chapel veil you see above is a floral and butterfly themed fabric that is light and easy to wear. It's sides are long enough to tie kerchief-style which means it'll stay put (useful when wrangling tiny hands that would give anything to play with Mommy's hair). Entrance is easy, and you even have a chance to double (and triple) up! How to Enter: (Each bullet counts as a chance to win) - Leave a comment telling me which of Michelle's veils you like the best (and be sure to include your e-mail so I have a way to contact you - those remain hidden, and I don't do mailing lists, so no worries about privacy or spam).
- Repost this giveaway on your own blog (and come back providing me with a link that proves you did so). - "Like" My Broken Fiat on Facebook. - Bonus points for anyone who wants to share their story of how they came to veil. Just be sure to leave that as a separate "comment" so it gets counted as a separate entry. Submissions end Saturday night. I'll announce the winner on Mother's Day. Best wishes and a million blessings to all of you!
28 Comments
Dom
5/9/2012 03:57:40 am
Oh dear. :) That's a tough one! I love all of them with complete and sinful immoderation, though if I had to choose, it would be the Lace Mantilla Chapel Veil Church Headcovering in burgundy. I literally lost my breath when I saw that one. Given THAT, I would have to special-order THREE of them - one in the original color for Lent and Advent (and to celebrate the times I streak my hair purple), one in blue to honor our Lady, and one in brown, as a nod to the fact that I'm currently in the beginning stages of exploring a vocation as a Third Order Franciscan. :)
Dom
5/9/2012 04:04:41 am
As for when/why I started veiling... I've actually just begun on the road there, and am taking the plunge on Mother's Day! I never thought much (anything) about it till the recent thread over at Garlands of Grace - I followed it from a link, and it led me here to you, Gina - and have been thinking pretty consistently and steadily since then. (Hee. I don't think making anyone a more conservative Catholic was what they had in mind when they said that they were praying for us all)... In any case, my final motivator is a really cruddy left knee. I can't always kneel, and in my mind, veiling is an absolute and beautiful equivalent.
Dom
5/9/2012 07:02:35 am
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Alexis
5/9/2012 06:21:54 am
I don't veil, but can I enter anyway for my friend who does? This would be a nice gift for her.
Gina
5/10/2012 03:20:57 am
Whoops - just saw this. Sorry, Alexis!
Mattie
5/9/2012 06:23:22 am
Butterfly print organza is my favorite. I've never seen one tied like that before. Thank goodness she's got a video tutorial.
Mattie Smith
5/9/2012 06:23:57 am
I posted this to FB, not a blog (I don't have a blog). Can that count as a separate entry?
Gina
5/9/2012 06:43:10 am
That counts!
Meg K
5/9/2012 07:01:08 am
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Frank K
5/9/2012 07:02:01 am
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Gina
5/9/2012 07:30:18 am
Entries From Facebook:
Gina
5/10/2012 04:03:32 pm
Glad you stopped by. It IS a tough question, right? So many pretty ones to go ga-ga over. Ha ha. Good luck!
Gina
5/10/2012 04:02:51 pm
Sooner or later we'd find each other... lol.
Nicole
5/11/2012 03:43:05 am
The one you're giving away is my favorite. I agree with another of your posts about the lace mantillas making me feel like I'm trying to be holier-than-thou. They're really pretty, just not for me. The other butterfly one is super nice, too. The top lavendar one would be perfect with a spring outfit I bought a few weeks back, though. This is worse than shoe shopping! :)
Rivera Milagros
5/11/2012 03:55:20 am
Would I be breaking the rules if I said I liked the mug the best?
Rivera Milagros
5/11/2012 03:56:47 am
I'm not catholic. I'm protestant, but I still like your blog. Found you through GOG's fb page (your post about the apology is still up)
Gina
5/11/2012 03:21:49 pm
@ Michelle - LoL!!!! I think she was referring to my post suggesting they GIVE us an apology. Ha. It had gotten a few snarky responses (which I abruptly deleted), but that was about it. Otherwise, they've been completely mum on the entire subject save for the "scriptural digs" they mistakenly think they take at the Church.
Gina
5/11/2012 08:37:44 am
Hi Rivera - you have such a pretty name!
Alice
6/8/2012 04:04:31 pm
Is it too late to enter? I am a recent RCIA candidate, (I entered the church at the Easter Vigil this year) and I have been interested in veiling since I first began coming to Mass. I have never had the true guts to do it because I used to go to a Newman Center Mass, (in a liberal parish, no less!).
Alice
6/8/2012 04:08:44 pm
Whoops! Just read the dates...Sorry...
Barbara
6/8/2012 05:50:09 pm
Live on Long Island and would like to purchase several of the veils for friends. Do you know where I could??God Bless You. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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