Crowning Glory: Choosing the Right Wedding Veil
When you’re looking for wedding veils, take your dress with you if possible. If you’re shopping locally, you’ll need to continue match up the veils you select with your dress to make sure it’s the same color white, or if the patterns in the veil and the dress are similar. Sometimes, the best veil for the dress may actually be sold with the wedding dress-but if you have a different vision in mind or see a veil you think you’ll like better, make sure you can see how the veil will look with your dress before it’s actually time for you to get dressed for the wedding. Determine whether you want your veil to be long or short, whether or not you want the veil to cover your face, and if you want the crown or combs holding the veil in place to be elaborately decorated or not. These things will help in your veil search, and you may need to try a couple of veils on with the dress to know exactly how the two will look together.
If you’re shopping for your wedding veil online, you can speak to a customer support representative to describe the style and color of your dress so that you can get matching recommendations for a veil, or you can describe your wedding dress on the site, and photographs of matching veil results will be sent to you. Be sure to read all of the fine print when ordering your veil; once it reaches you and you decide you don’t like it, you’ll want to be able to return it. Or, if you decide you want the veil longer or shorter, you want to have enough time to make these adjustments before your wedding day. Most online bridal shops not only offer photos of the veils they sell, but models that are wearing the veils with a variety of dress and hairstyles. This way, you should be able to better determine what would look best on you, but it will always be slightly different once you receive your package in the mail.
In addition to veils, you could also choose other beautiful wedding Ã?¯Ã?¿Ã?½head jewelry’ like tiaras or flower crowns. You can order tiaras or synthetic flowers from a bridal shop or online, and they add a wonderful princess-like accent to your overall wedding look. Tiaras come in a variety of sizes, so if possible, make sure you can try the tiara well in advance before the ceremony. It’s best to try the tiara on with the hairstyle you’ll be wearing at the wedding, so you’ll know whether or not the tiara will stay in place-doing this at least three weeks before the ceremony will give you ample time to either change your hairstyle or tiara. You could also use fresh flowers to wear in your hair for the ceremony, but it’s a good idea to create the arrangement with synthetic flowers first, so you can see how the colors and shapes of the flowers go with the dress and hairstyle you’ve chosen for the wedding.
