Birdcage Veil
A birdcage veil is a short veil that typically covers part of the face, often made from netting or lace. It exudes a vintage charm and is perfect for brides seeking a retro or classic look.Ideal For:
- Vintage or themed weddings
- Brides who want a statement piece without the length
- Complementing short or tea-length dresses
Blusher Veil
The blusher veil is an additional single-layer veil that covers the bride’s face as she walks down the aisle. It’s usually shorter in length, often around shoulder-length or shorter, and is lifted back by the groom during the ceremony.Ideal For:
- Traditional ceremonies
- Brides who want a moment of reveal
- Pairing with longer veils for a layered look
Shoulder-Length Veil
A shoulder-length veil, as the name suggests, falls just around the shoulders. It’s a great option for brides who want a subtle, sophisticated look without the hassle of a longer veil.Ideal For:
- Informal or outdoor weddings
- Dresses with intricate back details
- Brides who want a minimalist yet elegant accessory
Elbow-Length Veil
The elbow-length veil falls to, you guessed it, your elbows. This length is traditional and provides a classic bridal look that’s not too overwhelming.Ideal For:
- A-line or ball gown dresses
- Brides who want a classic yet manageable veil
- Formal weddings
Fingertip Veil
A fingertip veil extends to the bride’s fingertips when her arms are relaxed at her sides. It’s a versatile length that complements many dress styles.Ideal For:
- Most dress styles, from sheath to ball gown
- Brides seeking a balanced look
- Enhancing both formal and informal weddings
Waltz Veil
The waltz veil, also known as ballet-length veil, falls somewhere between the knees and ankles. It offers the elegance of a long veil without trailing on the ground.Ideal For:
- Brides who want a long veil but prefer mobility
- Outdoor or destination weddings
- Dresses with less elaborate trains
Chapel Veil
The chapel veil is a long veil that extends to the floor, typically just a bit longer than the train of the bride’s gown. It’s dramatic and elegant, perfect for a formal wedding.Ideal For:
- Formal or church weddings
- Dresses with long trains
- Brides seeking a traditional and grand look
Cathedral Veil
The cathedral veil is one of the longest veil styles, often extending several feet beyond the end of the gown. It’s the epitome of drama and grandeur, making a stunning statement as the bride walks down the aisle.Ideal For:
- Very formal weddings
- Dresses with long trains
- Brides wanting a royal or princess-like appearance
Mantilla Veil
The mantilla veil is a Spanish-style veil that is typically circular and drapes over the head and shoulders. It’s often made of lace or adorned with lace trim, creating a very romantic and classic look.Ideal For:
- Spanish or vintage-inspired weddings
- Lace gowns
- Brides who want a dramatic yet traditional accessory
Juliet Cap Veil
The Juliet cap veil is inspired by the 16th-century style, where the veil is attached to a cap that sits on top of the head. It offers a unique and vintage feel.Ideal For:
- Vintage or bohemian weddings
- Simple, flowing dresses
- Brides seeking a unique, historical touch
Choosing the right veil can enhance your wedding day look, adding the perfect finishing touch to your bridal ensemble. From short and sweet birdcage veils to the dramatic lengths of cathedral veils, there is a style for every bride and every wedding. Consider your dress style, wedding theme, and personal preferences when selecting the perfect veil to ensure you look and feel your best on your special day. Visit us at Tessa Kim Bridal to explore a stunning selection of veils and find the one that perfectly complements your bridal vision.