Elbow Length: Generally used for shorter gowns without a train and will show off any detailing at the waist of the gown. Used for formal and semi-formal weddings.

An elbow length wedding veil best compliments a dress with a full skirt. The wedding veil should end below a low back but above the start of the skirt.

Fingertip Length: Can be worn with any gown longer than tea length. It falls right at the fingertips of the bride if her hands are at her side and is used for formal and semi-formal weddings.

Chapel Veil: This veil is three yards long, looks best with a long-sleeved, full-length gown.

Cathedral Length: They are used for formal weddings and generally the veil will extend onto the floor at least six inches past the train. Cathedral length veil looks best when worn with a cathedral or semi-cathedral length gown.

Blusher: A shoulder-length layer of the wedding veil that is worn over the face. Typically combined with other lengths and used for both formal and semi-formal weddings. Don't underestimate how much the blusher will soften and transform your appearance. This is the one item that will bring everyone to tears!