Veils: Styles and Lengths

An incredibly personal and sentimental garment, Veils will be kept and cherished long after the ceremony day has passed. The special and individual choice of a veil style should reflect the personality of the bride. After all wedding veils are worn as a symbol of devotion and commitment to your future husband. Specialty veils, like first communion veils are also symbolic; not only for the girl wearing the veil, but also for the family. First communion veils worn by girls, in the Roman Catholic Church and other Anglican churches, receiving communion for the first time, represent maturity and spiritual growth. Both wedding veils and specialty veils come in several different styles and lengths to best accommodate your veil needs. Blusher veils are a type of veil that covers the face as the bride walks down the isle and is raised by the bride's father or the groom at the beginning of the ceremony. Blusher veils are available in almost any style or length to better suit your veil preference. Standard veils, known for their traditional appearance, are usually tiered and come in several different lengths. Extra fullness veils and center gathered veils have a lot of pouf and are used to add character to the hairstyle or embellish hair accessories. If you happen to be a “no pouf” kind of girl, a drop veil might be a better option for you. Drop veils are simple, sheer, one-layer veils that drape over the head and around the face. Cage veils, which are very high style, are made of a very sheer fabric or tool that has a lot of texture. Cage veils are short, and stand out around the face giving the face a sense of depth and mysteriousness. To find veils of all lengths and styles, search Wedding and Party Network’s veils directory to find a veil retailer in your area today!

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