Category: Cathedral Veils
Fabric: Tulle
Veil Tier: One-tier
Actual Veil Length: 118.11 in (300cm)
Veil Length Range: 85" or longer(Approx.215cm or longer)
Veil Shape: Drop Veil
Edge Style: Lace Applique Edge
Embellishment: Applique
Color of Edge: White
Shown Color: White
Available Color: Ivory
How to Wear: Veils Only,need to buy a comb or some pins
Season: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Tips: Headpieces are not included, Draped over the head/ Pulled back/ Hair pin being woven up and down between the veil and the hair
Best Match Dresses: A-line, Ball Gown, Princess, Sheath/ Column, Trumpet/ Mermaid
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How To Choose Wedding Veil
Veil & Dress Compatibility:
One of the most important considerations is selecting a veil that compliments your dress. Firstly, assess where the key focal points occur on your dress. For example, do you have an embellished bust panel, or perhaps a back detail you’d like to show off? In this case you need to either select a veil that ends before your point of detail, or choose a longer, sheer style that you can see the detailing through.
You also need to consider the style and the level of decoration on your gown. In general, if you have quite a simple dress you can carry off a more elaborate veil. However, if your dress is very detailed, a simple veil often looks more flattering. Only the most formal of weddings, such as royal weddings, tend to accommodate the combination of both an elaborate dress and veil.
Wedding gowns fall under several different broad styles and your veil needs to work with this style. There’s the classic style, which is formal, symmetrical and usually elaborate in some way. The romantic style possesses an element of softness and usually incorporates lots of attention to detail. The sophisticated style is an understated look that is free from fussy details and the eclectic look is creative with unexpected touches.
All of these factors need to be considered when you choose your veil; length, width, color, tiers, and decoration.
Veil Lengths:
Very Short - Very short veils such as blusher veils do not extend past the chin. Blusher veils resemble fascinators worn to horseracing events. If your bridal gown has a high neck detail, this type of veil can work well. They are a good style to pair with sophisticated or eclectic style wedding gowns. You can see our selection of blusher veils
Elbow Length - Approximately 25 inches long, this veil falls to around the elbow. They can work well with romantic ball gown style dresses, because they end where the fullness in the skirt begins. You can see our selection of Elbow Length Veils
Fingertip Length - One of the most popular lengths, when you stretch your arm out it reaches around your fingertips. These veils are approximately 36 inches long and also suit the majority of dress styles. You can see our selection of Fingertip Length Veils
Chapel Length - slightly shorter then cathedral length; these veils still drape onto the floor. They are typically around 90 inches long. They are best partnered with dresses that feature a train. You can see our selection of Chapel Length Veils
Cathedral Length - the longest and therefore most formal, these veils are usually around 120 inches long and some extend up to nine feet along the ground. They work best with full length, classic wedding gowns. You can see our selection of Cathedral Length Veils
You can choose between a one, two and three tier veil. The choice is largely dependent on the style of your dress. A one tier veil is suited to a sophisticated look, but a romantic dress often benefits from a two or three tier veil. Classic dresses also tend to require at least two tiers. Multiple tier veils suit simple hairstyles because your hairstyle will be mostly hidden beneath the tiers.
One of the tiers is typically a blusher. This is the part of the veil that is used to cover the bride’s face during the start of the ceremony. Today’s bride is free to choose whether she wants a veil that covers her face or not; it’s a purely personal decision. Many brides find the idea of their husband lifting their veil for the first kiss very romantic.
If you want to wear a blusher, you need to select a tiered veil that allows you to flip the blusher point over your face, or over the back of your head, before your first kiss. It is also best to select a veil that reaches at least shoulder length, because a blusher measures around 30 inches in length. A veil that is shorter in the back could look strange. Make sure that your blusher is no longer than 30 inches, because otherwise it might get tangled up in your flowers.
