Wedding dress fabrics:
You also need to consider your wedding gown fabrics, as this mainly affects your choice of trim or edging for the veil. For example, if your wedding dress is made in satin, then satin binding or satin ribbon edging on the veil looks lovely. A softer flowy fabric such as chiffon looks better with fine edging, such as satin cord trim or a pencil edge. Also, if your wedding dress has crystal beading, consider having some crystals scattered all over your veil. If your gown features pearl beading, then scattered pearls or pearl edging looks great on a veil. It’s all about co-ordinaton.
Another option is to have an elaborate veil with a simple uncluttered wedding gown. For example, Princess Mary of Denmark’s wedding dress was made in beautiful duchess silk, and had no beading or embellishment. She wore a mantilla veil, which was chapel length and featured lace trim, which created a very stylish, fabulous look, fit for a Princess!
Finally, your choice of veil will complete your overall look as a bride. Think about how you want to look on your wedding day and choose wisely. After all, your veil will be featured in all your wedding photos!
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