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Blusher Veil
A short, single layer of veiling worn over the face before the ceremony and lifted back over the head at some point during the ceremony.
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Mantilla
Traditionally, the mantilla is a circular piece of tulle or lace with lace edges draped over a comb. An alternative to more traditional and formal veils, the mantilla is appropriate for formal and semi-formal weddings. May be any length in between elbow and ballet.
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Elbow Length Veil
A shorter veil, often in multiple layers, extending to the elbow. The elbow length veil is most appropriate in an informal setting. May be used in combination with longer layers to create the blusher or face veil. May be up to 25" in length.
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Fingertip Veil
A popular veil usually consisting of several layers that extend to the fingertips when arms are relaxed. The fingertip veil may be up to 45" in length.
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Ballet Veil
This term describes a tier of veiling that is approximately 60" in length. It comes to about your knees. It is sometimes referred to as a Ballet or Princess length.
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Chapel Veil
A formal veil that extends to the floor and may be up to 108" long. Appropriate to wear with a formal gown with a chapel or sweep train. May have multiple layers or a blusher veil.
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Cathedral Veil
The cathedral train is the most formal veil style and may also be referred to as a "royal veil." May have multiple layers or a blusher veil. Most appropriately worn with a cathedral train in a very formal setting.
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Bubble Shaped Veil
A veil gathered at the crown of the head and cascading over the shoulders to form a bubble or fountain shape to create a voluminous look. Usually shoulder or elbow length. Also known as fountain.
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