Complete Your Look With A Beautiful Wedding Veil
From the moment a woman accepts a mans request for her hand in marriage
, the thought of what her wedding dress is going to look like begins to dance in the back of
her mind. There is no doubt that finding the right wedding dress is important. But, in reality it is only one part of a larger ensemble.
The fact is that there will be other opportunities in a womans life to wear a big gorgeous dress. This isnt to play down the importance of a wedding dress. Its just that it
wont be the last time the bride wears a dress. It may, however, be the last time she wears a veil.
For most women, this is the one day of her life that she will be wearing a veil. Of course she could travel in a time machine back to the 1930s, have her prized jewels
stolen, and need to hire a sleazy private detective to track them down. In that case you might wear a short, sultry veil to his office. Otherwise, your wedding day is your
one and only chance.
Here are a few different types of veils and examples of each that will make your wedding day truly special.
Blusher Veil
A blusher veil is meant to accompany a longer veil in the back, leaving something easier for the father of the bride or for the groom to flip back at the appropriate point in
the ceremony.
The Bridal Russian Net Facial Blusher Veil is made of lovely netting which is available in either ivory or white. It extends to just above the chin and looks fantastic with an
accompanying piece of headwear such as a flower.
For an impressive 1950s Hollywood look you cant go wrong with the Bridal Headband with Russian Tulle. The netting is also available in Ivory and White. One of the
best features of this veil is that since it is attached with a simple headband it can be shifted to your pleasing. Leave it straight on or cock it slightly to the side for a hipper
look. It can also be turned around backwards for the reception, and it looks just as lovely that way.
Short Veil
Short veils are light and comfortable. They add a modern flair to an outfit.
The Bridal Short Veil Two Tier with Bubble Hem is a striking combination of new and old. The two-tiered effect gives it additional volume when it is flipped back.
If you are wearing a strapless dress, the Short Veil, 1 Tier with Scalloped Edge and Beaded Flowers looks fantastic when it lies on bare shoulders. Despite being a single
tier, the ornamental flowers that line the edge of this veil, along with the scalloped edge, give it a full and dense appearance.
Elbow Length Veil
These veils are still relatively easy to wear and match most gown styles.
The Elbow Length Veil, 1 tier with Metallic Pencil Edge and Beaded Vine Motif has a delicate and sensitive feel. The vine detail winds around the edges of this veil adding
an extra level of texture. The single-tiered effect makes the veil more see-through and lends itself toward a more striking profile.
Fingertip Veil
Long and flowing without being overly burdensome, veils that extend to a brides fingertips are sure to make an impression.
The single tier and delicate lace edging on the Fingertip Length Mantilla Veil will make a bride look like a lovely fair maiden. The lace appliqu edge is also adorned with
luxurious pearls.
luxurious pearls.
Adding a colorful accent to your outfit is easy with the Apple Lace Veil with Apple Ribbon Edge. This veil is two-tiered and has a dazzling edge of apple-colored satin.
This veil is the perfect way for the bride to add even more pizzazz to a colorful fall wedding.
Chapel / Cathedral Veil
When most people think veil, this is what they picture. Cathedral veils flow all the way to the floor and enhance the brides silhouette.
The Chapel Length Veil with Pencil edge goes gorgeously with every gown. At nearly 90 inches long, just imagine how it will look, blowing in the wind as you and your
husband run out of the ceremony, rice flying and friends laughing and cheering. This veil attaches with a wire comb and is available in ivory or white.
For a fuller look, consider something like the Cathedral Length Veil, 3 Tiers with Pencil Edge and scattered Rhinestones. Rather than just sitting nearly flat on your head,
the three-tiered design allows the veil to billow out of your hair and flow across your shoulders and down your back. Pencil edging and rhinestones littered throughout give
this veil even more depth.
When planning for a wedding, nothing is more important to a bride than finding the right dress. But when you are checking off the details leading up to your wedding day,
take some extra time when it comes to the veil. It is that one extra accessory that will give you an unexplainable hint of glamour. It is what makes a bride a bride.
by: Diego
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