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Wedding Veil Guide

Everything you want to know about the definitive bridal accessory.

CATHEDRAL VEILS MID-LENGTH VEILS BIRDCAGE VEILS BLUSHER VEILS MANTILLA VEILS CUSTOM VEILS

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Cathedral Veils

A cathedral veil delivers an unforgettable statement that's classic and a touch regal. With more than 100 inches of fabric extending from the comb, your veil will trail gracefully beyond your dress's train as you move.

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Mid-Length Veils

Mid-length veils, including elbow-length, fingertip, and walking veils, outline the upper body for a flattering silhouette. This option provides a traditional look but also works with tea-length dresses and alternative bridal styles.

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Birdcage Veils

A birdcage veil covers only part of the face and is attached to either a headband or a comb. Often made with fishnet-patterned Russian tulle, this style gives off a vintage vibe that juxtaposes perfectly with modern wedding dresses, even jumpsuits.

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Blusher Veils

If you're dreaming of a big reveal during the ceremony, you'll want a blusher veil to conceal your face for your entrance and walk down the aisle. Pair this short veil with a longer veil worn down the back.

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Mantilla Veils

The circular, Spanish-style mantilla veil features a thicker lace trim along its edge. Softly drape the veil over your head (a hidden comb holds it in place), and the embellished border will frame your face for the prettiest effect.

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Wedding Veil Details

Colors

Veils come in a range of shades including white, ivory, champagne, and whisper pink. Match your wedding dress's color if you can, or go with the one that's closest. For gowns in soft tones like blue or blush, an ivory veil looks beautiful.

White

Ivory

Champagne

Whisper Pink

Colors

Embellishments

The trim or beading on your veil doesn't have to mimic your dress's details perfectly, but it's lovely when they complement each other: metallic embroidery or statement lace on both, for example.

Embellishments

The trim or beading on your veil doesn't have to mimic your dress's details perfectly, but it's lovely when they complement each other: metallic embroidery or statement lace on both, for example.

Tiers

Single-tier and multi-tier options allow you to select the level of volume that's right for your look. You can also double up on veils to create a completely custom two-tier effect with exactly the drama you desire.

Bride wearing two tier mid length veil with beaded edge

Tiers

Bride wearing starry night inspired crystal cathedral veil over face

Style Tip:

Keep your dress's key features in mind when you're selecting your veil. Low-back style? An unembellished veil lets that detail show through. Simple dress? A crystal-trimmed veil brings a touch of opulence.

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