8 Types of Veils to Know Now

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Updated on September 20, 2018

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The vintage style seems to be worn with everything these days, but its cropped length often works best with shorter dresses.

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Traditional brides are drawn to this bust-grazing swathe of tulle, which conceals the face as you walk down the aisle.

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A circle of tulle and lace, it is a regal, old-world option that's usually worn draped over the head, framing the face.

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This choice connects several layers together—the shortest is worn as a blusher, and the longest is often detachable.

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A perennial favorite, it touches (you guessed it!) your fingertips and is smashing with just about every kind of dress.

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Landing anywhere from knee to ankle, the mantle is long enough to add drama, but not so much that you'll trip on it while dancing.

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With a length of nine to 25 feet, this is the stuff of fairy tales, especially when paired with an equally grand gown.

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Unfussy yet elegant, this type looks just right with a ball gown because it ends where the full skirt begins.

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