Andie Cohen-Healy is a four-and-a-half year resident of Altadena who’s launching a new e-commerce site for her company, The Feathered Head (www.TheFeatheredHead.com).
Cohen-Healy says she makes “beautiful one of a kind feathered headpieces for all occasions, including weddings, cocktail parties, even for every day, incorporating vintage and modern elements.”
According to Cohen-Healy’s website, “As a later-in-life bride, Andie did not want mundane, assembly line ‘bridal-wear’ to be a part of her special day.” And, since she and her husband-to-be Hugh kept five spoiled pet chickens, she wanted a way to honor “the girls” in the wedding without leaving people laughing. So she thought, “why not fashion their beautiful, colorful plumes into a bridal head piece in place of a veil?” And thus a business was born, as well.
The Feathered Head will also be exhibiting at the Brideworld Expo at the LA Convention Center on Sat. and Sun., July 30 and 31, at booth D-17, if you’re looking for something a little unusual for your bridal day, or check out her website.
Pictured: the girls — MaryAnn, Lucy, Ricki, Quark and Omelette.
Andie Cohen-Healy is a four-and-a-half year resident of Altadena who’s launching a new e-commerce site for her company, The Feathered Head (www.TheFeatheredHead.com).
Cohen-Healy says she makes “beautiful one of a kind feathered headpieces for all occasions, including weddings, cocktail parties, even for every day, incorporating vintage and modern elements.”
According to Cohen-Healy’s website, “As a later-in-life bride, Andie did not want mundane, assembly line ‘bridal-wear’ to be a part of her special day.” And, since she and her husband-to-be Hugh kept five spoiled pet chickens, she wanted a way to honor “the girls” in the wedding without leaving people laughing. So she thought, “why not fashion their beautiful, colorful plumes into a bridal head piece in place of a veil?” And thus a business was born, as well.
The Feathered Head will also be exhibiting at the Brideworld Expo at the LA Convention Center on Sat. and Sun., July 30 and 31, at booth D-17, if you’re looking for something a little unusual for your bridal day, or check out her website.
Pictured: the girls — MaryAnn, Lucy, Ricki, Quark and Omelette.