Veils for Your Special Day

What it is: One of the longest veil lengths available, often extending a foot or two behind your dress and requiring assistance to spread out and straighten. Works best with: A glamorous fit-and-flare dress will add to the drama of this wedding veil ...

What it is: A veil that drapes all the way to the floor and spreads out just a few inches behind your dress. Works best with: A formal and traditional bridal look. The veils are often trimmed with lace or intricate embroidery, but a raw-edge veil is ...

In length, a floor-length veil measures about 72 inches and it stops right where the length of the wedding dress stops.

What it is: Also called a waltz veil, the ballet length veil falls below your hips—anywhere between your knees & your ankles. Works best with: A romantic, ultra-feminine bridal look, especially when trimmed with lace. Since this veil hits above the ankles, it's a great choice for petite brides or anyone who wants a low-maintenance alternative to a                floor-length veil.

What it is: A mid-length veil that stops below your waist, slightly above or lower than where your fingertips reach when your arms are by your side. The in-between length makes this veil a versatile choice for casual and formal weddings. Works best w...

What it is: A medium-length wedding veil style that stops around the elbows. When worn high on top of the head with a bouffant updo, it looks retro and mod, à la 1960s style. Works best with: We'd recommend this veil length for a no-fuss bridal look,...

What it is: A short, thin veil, typically made from tulle or English netting. A blusher veil is fastened to the crown of your head and covers your entire face, stopping at your mouth or chin. Works best with: This wedding veil style creates an effort...