Josefina Bietti, Flamingo Photo Collective
The right wedding veil is so much more than just a bridal accessory—it has the power to complete the entire look. Whether you're wearing a dramatic vintage gown, a sleek off-the-shoulder dress or a romantic lace bridal gown, your veil should complete your dream look. With so many different lengths and styles of veils to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start. We'll guide you through the process of selecting the perfect veil to complement your wedding dress, ensuring you walk down the aisle exuding elegance, confidence and effortless style.
Danielle Frankel, Vivienne Westwood
Mantilla Veils for
Vintage-Inspired Styles
A mantilla veil undeniably adds a touch of traditional Spanish romance to any vintage gown. The intriguing lace trim effortlessly contrasts the detailing of a structured bodice, adding softness and old-world charm. Drape it over a low sleek updo or romantic loose waves to achieve an ethereal, heirloom-inspired look that feels both timeless and editorial.
Días De Vino Y Rosas, Mae Bridal, Eer v Dong
Samantha Rivieccio, Paulanadal, Paulanadal
Fingertip Veils for
Trendy Bubble Silhouettes
Looking for the perfect pairing for a voluminous bubble dress? A fingertip-length veil is a chic choice that elongates the body while letting the sculptural silhouette take center stage. Sitting just above the hips, it highlights the gown’s signature curves without competing with them.
Danielle Frankel, Erik Charlotte, Wonderland by Lillian
Lace Juliet Cap Veils
for Effortlessly Cool Looks
For the trend-inspired modern bride, donning a chic lace cap veil channels an effortlessly cool and relaxed look. This veil style delicately frames the face and become the standout moment of the look so calls for a gown that can hold it's own. Opt for an minimal slip dress style for an understated appeal, or echo the texture of the cap with a matching fabric dress for a chic, cohesive look. Either way, you’ll find a graceful balance between vintage allure and modern romance.
For Love & Lemons, Claudia Llagostera, Jean Paul Gaultier
Pinterest, Cinq, Huy Vu Le, Đức Thành Đào, Vân Anh
Birdcage Veil for
Strapless Dresses
If you have chosen a striking strapless bridal gown but would still like to add a touch of tradition to your walk down the aisle, a contemporary version of the birdcage veil will perfectly enhance your look. This stylish, short veil beautifully frames the face, allowing your off-the-shoulder gown to take center stage. Adding a touch of vintage glamour with a playful, high-fashion edge, it is an ideal choice for city weddings or contemporary brides.
Tatyana Kochnova, Vivienne Westwood, Gaurav Gupta
Chapel Veils for
Elegant Timeless Silhouettes
Imagine a chapel-length veil flowing gracefully behind an elegant gown, creating a classic timeless look. Gently extending beyond the hem of your dress, it adds fluid movement with every step down the aisle. This veil style complements the natural balance of A-line shapes, fitted styles, whether your gown is made of lace, silk or chiffon.
Amsale, Varca, Eden b. Studio
Danielle Frankel, Ofrenda, A.B. Ellie
Cathedral Veils for
Dramatic Ball Gowns
Want true bridal drama? A cathedral-length veil behind a voluminous ball gown should be your ultimate choice. This combination is perfect for making a grand entrance – think cinematic, royal-inspired and truly unforgettable. The extended structure of the veil will add an undeniable mesmerizing effect while balancing the volume of the skirt.
Merceditas Bridal, Santiago Neyra, Amsale, La Dichosa
Hooded Veils for
Modern Corset Styles
Straight from the latest bridal collections, pairing a hooded veil with a structured, corset gown creates an equal parts regal, and equal parts contemporary look. The hood's dramatic drape adds an air of mystery and high-fashion drama, while the corset silhouette's sharp lines and refined waist add strength and femininity.
Cinq, Milla Nova, Annie's Ibiza
Mia Atelier, Tatyana Kochnova, Margot
Blusher Veils for
Cropped Length Dresses
Effortlessly pairing with mini and tea-length wedding dresses, a blusher veil is a fun way to diversify your look. This shorter veil style adds just the right hint of allure and tradition, allowing your modern silhouette and shoes to take centre stage. It's ideal for urban ceremonies, garden parties, and trendy city elopements.
