Wedding Veils Galore
The style of your wedding dress and the formality of your ceremony are the factors you should consider when deciding on the length and style of your wedding veil. Generally, a full gown with a train for a formal church wedding will call for a cathedral veil, whereas a tea length dress at a simple garden wedding will look better with a short or elbow-length veil. Need inspiration for what to pair with your wedding dress? Here are different wedding veil styles for different kinds of weddings.

For a formal wedding dress with delicate embroidery or beadwork, choose a cathedral-length veil that echoes the same details as the bodice of your wedding dress.

If you’re wearing a low-back wedding dress, go for a clean tulle veil that you can easily remove for the reception.

Brides in vintage wedding dresses should consider a short, wide-net veil to play up a sleek ‘do and to add drama to your eyes.

This tulle veil is a dreamier version of the classic veil silhouette. Ideal for semi-formal weddings.

You can wear a short veil to the front, side, or back. Wearing it to the front has a more fun, flirty feel to it.
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