Unlike classic wedding veils that vary in length. The multiple stylish wedding veils are available in various traditional lengths with distinctive designs. Now, let's look at what kind of stylish veil can bring you beauty beyond time and space.
1. Birdcage Veils
The birdcage veil is the shortest retro-chic veil of all styles. It originated in World War II circa the 1940s. Due to the shortage of fabrics at that time, women had to save on household necessities to make a living, even for weddings.
Approximately 9 inches, the birdcage veils could perfectly cover part of your face, secretly revealing your beauty for more glamour. Its often adorned with pearls, laces, and exquisite embroideries on rhombus-shaped patterns made of veil threads. You can easily match it with other exquisite decorations like feathers, crowns, and flowers to create a unique vintage style that dates back to the golden age. For its short length and simplicity, it doesn’t steal the limelight from dresses, whether it’s a short wedding dress or a long tail dress.
2. Blusher Veils
Generally, blushers are the part of the veil that pulls over your face when you’re walking down the aisle. However, with wedding attires becoming standard, the blusher veil now means a pretty long veil that can cover your face overall. Extended to in front of your arms and even elongated on the floor. The blusher veils own a long-time tradition in many countries. People believed they could protect the brides against evil and reflect the modesty and purity of the wedding.
Besides, the fall of the blusher could also be changeable by the place of the comb on your hair. That means you can use your creativity to make the blusher length fit your wedding dress to present an ideal attire. Unlike other intricate veils, it usually only has a brief adornment to accentuate your glamorous beauty after the groom lifts off the blusher.
3. Juliet Veils
Drawing the inspiration from the actors portraying Juliet Capulet from Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet back in the 16th century. A Juliet cap veil is a wedding veil made up of a cloche-style cap connected to a tulle veil that originated in the 1910s to 1940s.
This vintage-style veil is set on the top of your head and envelops half of your forehead. It is typically made from tulle or silk tulle with various ornaments of laces, beadworks, and decorative crystals on the edges to reflect your unique personality and distinctive wedding style. So it can be the best bohemian theme wedding attire embellishment for every bride-to-be.
4. Mantilla Veils
The intricate mantilla veils are full of history and traditionally rooted in the Latin, Spanish, and Italian cultures, meaning cape. Although its fantastic elegance and stunning beauty pass over time, many brides still wear sophisticated mantilla veils to celebrate their big day.
The most well-known is the intricate lace embellishment. It features thick scalloped lace trims and various dainty decorations along the edge, falling down the front from the head to the floor. So, the perfect hairstyle for it is to wear your hair down to show a romantic vibe. Unlike the blusher veils, the mantilla veils won’t go over your face. Instead, it should be worn about two inches behind your hairline, allowing the delicate edge to hang down your face to your shoulders.
