Bridal veils have always been an important
feature of a bride’s attire on her special day. This photo by Robin Fox
Photography features the bride in a beautifully intricate and detailed
veil that goes perfectly with the intricacy of her wedding gown. You can
see more photographs from this wedding at robinfoxphotography.com.
If you are looking for different types of veil styles for your wedding
day, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve put together a post of
various veil types that are in style right now.
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{1} Birdcage Veil: This style veil is worn mainly by vintage and
retro brides. The birdcage veil is the perfect accessory to accentuate
your wedding day hair and makeup. There are so many shapes and sizes, so
make sure you try on a few to find the one that you love.
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{2} Blusher Veil: This classic and modern veil style is sure to add
volume to your wedding day hairstyle. It adds a little mystery of
shielding your face while you wait for your groom to lift your veil.
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{3} Elbow Length Veil: The elbow length veil is great for framing your
face or covering your shoulders. We love this style veil paired with a
simplistic dress.
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{4} Waltz Veil: The waltz veil is also known as the ballet veil
and can be worn easily with any hairstyle. It is the perfect length veil
for the wind swept pictures all brides love!
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{5} Cathedral Veil: The cathedral veil is worn mainly at formal
weddings. It is the longest style and usually the most detailed as well.
Most brides switch to a shorter option for the reception because it can
be difficult to move in.
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