So many veils to chose from but not every bride chooses to wear a veil on their wedding day. What is important if you're going to go with a veil is that you go with the right one. Something to remember is that your veil or any other bridal accessories should compliment your beautiful dress and not compete with it. Lets try on some of those veils!
Fingertip Veil
Fingertip is the shortest length option and probably the most universal as it looks good with every style dress. The photo shows a simple fingertip veil with a thin horsehair trim. This simple veil adds to the elegance of the dress and still allows the beautiful back detailing to have the moment that it deserves.
Chapel Veil
Chapel is the second longest length. It is recommended for brides who want a little length but not too much drama. The photo shows a chapel veil with shimmering glitter appliqué that adds the perfect touch of sparkle without overpowering the dress.
Cathedral Veil
Cathedral is the longest length and is perfect for brides who want to make a dramatic entrance. This is perfect for venues like the church or a grand ball room. The photo shows a cathedral veil with matching lace appliqués as the dress. Notice that the veil is slightly longer than the train of the dress. This veil gives the illusion of an even longer train so that all eyes will be on you!
A Blusher
Some veils also feature a blusher. Traditionally, the top tier (blusher) is supposed to go over the brides face while she is walking down the isle. Having a blusher on your veil is completely optional. Some brides still prefer the two tier look but choose not to use it for its originally intended use.
Matching Veil
For Brides that choose a veil we offer many veils specifically designed to match your dress. Some brides like this option for the complete fashion package. Whichever veil you choose its to complement your dress. With over a hundred veils in the Studio to choose from our knowledgeable and experienced stylists can help you pick the right one.
