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Have you always dreamt of wearing a veil along with your wedding gown? Well, veils are still an extremely classic choice of attire preferred to complete your wedding look. Also, it leaves you with enough chance of experimentation.
So, what’s the most crucial factor for choosing a veil. Is it going well with your dress? Isn’t it looking too old school? Did I pick the right style? These questions will keep on popping in your mind.
Well, don’t stay rigid about wedding veils. Even if you are not such a veil person, we, the team of Lookbook Bride would suggest you give it a try for once and be 100% sure. Don’t know about others but yes, your mum may start crying in nostalgia and out of happiness to see you like that in the fitting.
Your Veil Should Not Overwhelm your Dress
First, the veil should complement your outfit instead of overshadowing the beauty of the dress. If you want a touch of grandeur in your veil, that’s cool. But, there is no point of going for much detail. Honestly, if you have decided to wear something like two layered veils, nobody is going to see the finer details underneath the veil.
What are the Different Types of Wedding Veils?
The significant difference between veils is determined based on their length. Here are some of the most popular choices of veils among Australian brides that we often find out.
Have you seen the wedding photos of Kate Middleton? Didn’t she look gorgeous on her special day? Now, pay attention to her veil once again. It is the fingertip-length veil that looks amazing in every way. It gives a simple yet subtle edge to the look of every bride. You can say that it will prove to be a safe bet for the brides who are not that sure whether to opt for the veil or not.
As the name suggests, these veils drop down to the elbow. These veils look extremely elegant and romantic. Brides find it too easy to handle these veils. There are some tips on wearing veils available online that you can put to use if you are doing it on your own. If you have a comparatively lean body structure and wearing a sleek wedding gown, this particular veil will look flattering.
This is one of the common ones you might often find brides wearing on their wedding day. These veils go down to the feet but do not resemble a train. So, wearing this veil is more like having a drape. It looks luxurious, romantic and gorgeous. Sometimes, brides even prefer to combine this veil with an elbow-length veil to give it that layered appearance.
Also commonly known as waltz length veils, it is something most of the brides prefer to have. With this veil, you will not have to worry about tripping over. It’s flawless, beautiful and a classic choice indeed just like our collection of wedding gowns in Melbourne is. You can dance without any fear of falling down.
Women always remain quite doubtful about whether to wear a blusher or not as it is too classic. It’s one of those shoulder veils that drops down on your face. As your father or guardian take you through the aisle and present you before your husband, he has to lift the veil before the wedding takes place. If you are not comfortable in wearing this veil, it’s better to let go.
Last, but not the least, the cathedral length veils can give the desired royal touch to your wedding attire like no other. Well, some brides often complain about managing this gown as it takes effort but be sure about the fact that every eye will remain fixated on you as you walk down the aisle donning this gown.
Final Words
The team of Lookbook Bride is always there at your help. You can always consult them to customise the veil along with your wedding dress. Also, the style of wearing the veil also matters in this case. Make sure your bridesmaid keep a close eye while we set the veil on your head. Be careful while handling the veil. You can detach it after the wedding rituals are over to bring out a different look.
