Wedding veils

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Discover bridal veils cut from tulle and lace, and hand-finished to the most sublime standards. From cathedral wedding veils to short bouffant styles, our wedding veils are made for your 'I do' moment. Would love a bespoke touch? Our bridal veils can be customised to suit your exact requirements. The number of wedding veil styles can feel intimidating at first glance. From the cathedral length veil and chapel length veil, to the elbow length veil and shorter styles… where to begin? Here’s a little guidance for inspiration. HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT VEIL FOR YOUR WEDDING DRESS Consider the overall silhouette, any dress detail and the back of your gown. The right wedding veil will be like the delicious icing on the cake, rather than competing with your dress Unless you're wearing a short veil, choose a wedding veil that falls below the back neckline of your dress without any exposed skin on show to break the visual line of the dress and veil. If you’re considering a long veil, around 20cm longer than your dress is ideal Choose a wedding veil with the right finish for your dress. Team a plain dress with an intricate, sparkly veil but keep it simpler for elaborate gowns Choosing the right wedding veil colour for your dress couldn’t be easier. Just opt for the exact shade of your gown or a shade lighter HOW LONG WILL YOU GO? If you want to go all-out, a cathedral-length veil makes the most dramatic of entrances. Think cascading swathes of airy tulle sweeping up the aisle If that’s too much, a chapel-length veil has a flowing train and is a classic choice if you’re having a formal wedding in a church HOW TO WEAR A WEDDING VEIL Your hairstyle needs to be able to support the wedding veil, and don’t forget to take it to your hair trial so you can experiment with different looks Check how to secure the wedding veil in your hair. Most veils come with a comb attached, usually plain, but some combs are embellished which takes care of the hair accessory decision Two-tier wedding ve