A wedding veil is an important part of the bride's wardrobe, emphasizing her solemn and delicate image. To make it even more charming, some recommendations should be followed when choosing this beautiful wedding accessory.
Instructions
Step 1
Before buying a veil, consider the style of your wedding dress or, highly desirable, purchase them together. It will be easier for you to understand which model of veil suits your dress best if you measure them at the same time. Pay attention to the color of the accessory you choose - it is necessary that it perfectly matches the color of your dress. Even small and visually almost imperceptible differences in their shades will be clearly visible in wedding photographs, which is certainly undesirable.
Step 2
On the day you choose your veil, try to create roughly the same hairstyle that you will have on your wedding day - so you can see how well this traditional wedding accessory will blend in with your wedding style. This is easy to do - if your wedding hairstyle is high, before trying on the veil, tie your hair into a high ponytail or pin it high, and if you do not plan a hairstyle in a similar style, just let your hair down.
Step 3
Pay special attention to the weight of the veil, especially if it is multi-layered - not every hairstyle will be able to withstand the weight of this detail of the wedding wardrobe. When trying on a veil, try to really assess how comfortable you will be in it during the entire time of the upcoming wedding - whether it will interfere with your movement if it is long, or whether it will cling to its trimmings on the details or trimmings of the dress, what will constantly inconvenience you.
Step 4
If your wedding dress is lavishly embroidered with beads, pearls or lace, skip buying a veil with lots of embellishments and details - it may look gaudy. On the contrary, if you have a modest wedding dress with a simple cut, give preference to the model of the veil on which they are abundant.