Wedding Veil Guide, Bridal Veil Tips

Opting for the right veil to accomplish your stunning bridal look can be as vital as deciding the perfect outfit. From the romantic blusher to the fashion-forward birdcage veil, there are so many overwhelming options that would fit perfect with various dresses, headpieces as well as hairdos. Follow our wedding veils guide, and check the tips on searching for the ideal one!

Cathedral Veils 108-120"

If you are looking for the most traditional and regal touch, a cathedral veil that extends to 120 inches would certainly achieve your dreams. Designed for ballgown, sheath and A-line dresses with long hems, this classic veil of the longest length spreads dramatically beyond the train when walking down the aisle.

Retro Long Tulle Bridal Veil

Romantic Tulle Bridal Veil

Chapel Veils 90-108"

Working best with slim, mermaid or fitted gowns, a chapel veil slightly passing 6-12 inches of your train creates the romantic vibe at a glance. Referred to as a sweep veil as well, this formal length provides a beautiful dose of illusion and adds a decent touch of drama. It also can be paired with a blusher veil.

Simple Soft Wedding Veil

Vintage Long Tulle Wedding Veil

Fingertip Veils 38-45"

For a modern and trendy choice, a veil that comes over the hips and touches your fingertips would be preferred. Versatile as it is, a fingertip veil fits most body types, and can be worn with many silhouettes without blocking attractions of the gown, as the back is allowed to be seen through with the illusion.

Simple Tulle Wedding Veil

Soft Single Layer Wedding Veil

Blusher Veils: 30"

You have been longing for a sweet and romantic entrance—opt for a blusher that falls below the chin with no doubt! Channel a graceful princess with face concealed during the ceremony, and wait for the moment your dad or your love gently lifts the veil! Consider layering it with a longer veil for a traditional appeal.

Fairy Short Wedding Veil

Fluffy Short Wedding Veil

Birdcage Veils: 4-9"

Also known as a bandeau veil, a fashion-forward fuss-free birdcage veil highlights the bridal outfits of different styles. When pairing a tea length dress, its vintage vibe reminds you of Audrey Hepburn; when wearing with a mermaid gown, this stylish and vibrant piece adds a sense of drama in contrast of the flare.

Western Style Double Net Veil

Cotton Flower Gauze Hat

Pick your dress before your veil Always remember that the veil should not overpower your gown. Try on different veil styles to find the one that goes best with the bridal outfit!

A simple and plain dress: it gives more freedom in choosing a veil full of sophisticated details, from delicate lace trims, crystals, pearls to floral accents.

Romantic Fingertip Wedding Veil

A dress with exquisite details or features intricate design: pair with a simple veil to add an air of mystery, for example: a one layer veil that softens the bridal look.

Simple Soft Bridal Veil

Single Tier or Two-tier?

Choose the style that you feel stunning and confident in.

Single tier veils: With just one layer of tulle gathered at the comb, this simple one tier veil can be popular with brides who prefer a lighter look.

Single Layer Soft Bridal Veil

Two-tier veils: For a more voluminous look, consider a traditional two-tier veil which comes with a blusher that can be worn over the face and lifted during the ceremony. To achieve a luxurious waterfall effect, you may also let both tiers cascade down the back.