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Wedding veils: a timeless tradition

Traditionally, wedding veils were worn to symbolise modesty and purity, offering a delicate shield for a bride as she entered a wedding ceremony. Today’s brides view veils as the ultimate bridal accessory, lending a delicate and feminine finishing touch to a wedding dress.

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  • MRS T-Shirt

    Regular price $34.95 AUD
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    MRS T-Shirt
  • Midnight Stars Pearl Veil

    Regular price $549.00 AUD
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    Midnight Stars Pearl VeilMidnight Stars Pearl Veil
  • Forever After Veil

    Regular price $280.00 AUD
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    Forever After VeilForever After Veil
  • Sweet Romance Veil

    Regular price $265.00 AUD
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    Sweet Romance VeilSweet Romance Veil
  • On The Horizon Veil

    Regular price $389.00 AUD
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    On The Horizon VeilOn The Horizon Veil
  • Oversized Dress Bow

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    Oversized Dress Bow
  • Silk Scarf

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    Silk Scarf
  • Wandering Stars Pearl Veil

    Regular price $352.00 AUD
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Explore Stunning Wedding Veils at Love You More Bridal in Melbourne

Wedding veils come in many lengths, fabrics and designs, and have the incredible ability to change the entire look of your wedding dress on the big day. Far from being a yes or no decision, the bride who opts for a veil is sure to become an expert in the different types on offer.

Cathedral, blusher and birdcage are some of the terms a new bride is likely to become familiar with as she learns the variety of veils on offer. Some options, such as the birdcage, are relatively minimalist and still have a wow-factor: Marilyn Monroe famously flitted to the altar in a birdcage veil in the 1950s. Others hold a place in history, dating back to ancient times and are still the accessory of choice for the members of today’s royal family. Kate Middleton famously wore a blusher when she married Prince William, Meghan Markle floated under a 16-foot cathedral veil.

The shape of your wedding gown will give hints to which veil will be perfect for you. Wedding veil fabric must be carefully considered too. Certain veils are made to complement the silhouette of a gown, others are trimmed to pair well with the fabric. The general rule is: the more embellished the dress, the more minimalist the veil. A lace wedding veil, for example, will suit a simple wedding dress.

Making your own bridal tradition

Many modern brides opt out of the veil tradition altogether, choosing instead to complement their style with different accessories. Brides wearing an off-the-shoulder wedding gown might shrug on a lace tulle wedding wrap that lends a lovely textural interest and offers a different look for photos. A headband or hairclips encrusted with glittering crystals or lustrous pearls lends an elegant shimmer to the slightest turn of the head.

One of the most charming trends to emerge this year is weaving wedding tulle fabric through a chosen hairstyle. The wispy fabric can be attached to a clip or comb, or simply tied into the hair to provide a beautiful contrast with loose curls. This delightful finishing touch enhances the overall romance of a look effortlessly.