10 Wedding-Worthy Face Masks in a Variety of Styles

If you’ve got a wedding on the horizon, you may need to add an extra accessory to your look—a face mask. Not only will it stop the spread of COVID-19 germs, but it’ll add something to your wedding ensemble, too. As public health guidelines for social gatherings loosen across Canada and you start to work social distancing into your wedding plans, wearing face masks in public could be the new normal, and the wedding industry is here to help.

We were inspired to learn that renowned bridal designer Ines Di Santo transformed her Toronto workroom from making luxury bridal gowns to protective hospital gowns for healthcare workers. Other designers have redirected resources to manufacturing face masks for front line workers, as well as, for their wedding clients. With this in mind, we’ve gathered up some of the creative bride and groom face mask designs in the marketplace right now, along with wedding masks for your bridesmaids, groomsmen, and guests to give you some ideas. Note that supply is limited as businesses do their best to source materials and meet demand while following safety guidelines.

Here are some wedding face mask designs in a variety of styles.

Katie May Bridal Face Masks

LA-based bridal designer, Katie May has designed a variety of super chic bridal face masks while also supplying utility masks to front line workers—they've reached their goal of donating 20,000. They are now donating a percentage of proceeds for every mask sold to No Kid Hungry. All their wedding face masks are handmade in Los Angeles (they’ll ship to Canada) and feature two adjustable head straps to ensure comfort and security. Here are a few of their bridal styles. P.S. they are now selling kids face masks, too!

Make It Fashion is a fitted multi-layer bridal face mask featuring a corded lace, sparkle tulle underlay and delicate lace trim. $35 USD plus shipping and duties.

Provocateur is a fitted triple-layer face mask featuring stunning Chantilly lace over a nude base with trim. The lace is available in ivory, steel blue, navy, bordeaux and black making it an ideal bridal party face mask, too. $45 USD plus shipping and duties.

Disco Ball features a fitted double layer bridal face mask with a matte sequin exterior and soft, comfortable lining. Available in ivory and black. $25 USD plus shipping and duties.

Made-to-Order Wedding Face Masks

Toronto-based seamstress Carol Adcock typically makes costumes for dance performances and plays, but with the shows being cancelled, she turned her talents to making and donating face masks for Michael Garron Hospital in Toronto. It’s in Carol’s nature to be helpful and creative and so she decided to help couples with wedding face masks, too. Her designs are based on available supplies, including her own archive of fabrics. For more information, email Carol Adcock.

Patterned Masks for Your Wedding Party and Guests

Canadian fashion designers Chris Tyrell and Jim Searle of Hoax Couture are well-known for designing bespoke wedding dresses, however, during the pandemic, they turned their attention to making face masks for long term care homes, Indigenous communities in Canada’s north, and front line workers helping LGBTQ youth, and the homeless backed by a GoFundMe campaign. They’ve donated thousands of masks and now have started offering styles for sale on their website for $18. You'll find a wide range of colourful prints and all masks are washable, adjustable, have a nose wire, and a pocket for a filter. When you buy one mask, two will be donated to front line workers. They will also accept custom orders by email request—perfect for outfitting your entire wedding party and guests.

Tailored Face Masks for Grooms and Groomsmen

Stephano’s Tailor Shop in Ottawa typically makes custom suits for grooms and groomsmen, but when they had to close their doors to the public, they started to make face masks and sell them online. Made in house at their atelier, for every mask sold, one is donated to a local organization. Prices range from $14 to $18 and include styles in a variety of colours and patterns. Check back often as fabrics and availability are always changing.

Liberty of London Print Face Masks

Toronto-based Pomp & Ceremony are famous for their Liberty of London print men’s accessories including ties and pocket squares that are popular among grooms and groomsmen. They decided to help their clients by making face masks, and not surprisingly, the beautiful masks are being snapped up fast! If you’re interested in ordering some wedding party face masks, you’ll need to be very patient as currently, supply is limited. Join their waitlist and follow their Instagram for updates on availability. 

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