Wedding Veils

Your wedding day is all about you and what makes you feel beautiful and confident. If veils aren't your thing, don't feel pressured to wear one.

While veils add a touch of tradition and romance to the bridal look, they're by no means a requirement. Many modern brides forgo the veil and opt for alternative accessories like hairpieces, headbands, or even statement earrings.

Ultimately, it's about personal preference and what feels right for you. Walk down the aisle in a veil or rock a different accessory—the choice is yours. So, embrace your individuality and celebrate your style on your special day, veil or no veil.

If you've ordered your veil from MISSIA, it will arrive beautifully packaged in a gift box. Once unboxed, we recommend hanging it up to let any wrinkles fall out naturally. However, if you need further smoothing, our expert team at MISSIA can professionally stream your veil. Just bring it to us, and we'll take care of the rest.

The length of a wedding veil depends on your dress and the overall look you want to achieve. Here are some popular options:

• A birdcage veil covers just the eyes or falls to the chin for a vintage, chic look.
• A shoulder veil falls to the shoulders for simple elegance.
• An elbow veil covers the elbows, perfect for highlighting the bodice of your dress.
• A fingertip veil falls to the fingertips, a versatile and popular choice.
• A chapel veil falls just above your gown, adding a touch of formality.
• A cathedral veil drapes dramatically beyond your gown, ideal for a grand entrance.

Ultimately, choose a veil length that compliments your dress and personal style, and makes you feel radiant on your special day.

Wedding veil prices can vary widely based on factors like material, length, and embellishments. At MISSIA, we offer a variety of veils to suit your budget and style preferences. Starting price is $300. We can also create a custom wedding veil exclusively for you.

Traditionally, it's considered bad luck for the groom to see the bride's veil before the wedding ceremony. This superstition dates back centuries and is believed to bring misfortune to the marriage. However, many couples today choose to embrace this tradition for its romantic symbolism and the element of surprise it adds to the ceremony. Ultimately, whether the groom sees the veil before the wedding is entirely up to the couple's personal beliefs and preferences.

Yes, we can. We are experienced in handling delicate fabrics and intricate embellishments. If your MISSIA brand veil needs a gentle refresh or a thorough cleaning, you can trust our team to preserve its beauty and integrity, leaving you with a veil that looks as stunning as the day you first wore it.

Here are some tips to help you to choose the right veil to complement your wedding dress:

1. Consider your dress style.

Consider the style, silhouette, and details of your wedding dress. A simple gown may work well with a more elaborate veil, while a heavily embellished gown may call for a more subdued veil to avoid overpowering the look.

1. Think about length.

Veils come in various lengths, from short shoulder length to long cathedral length. When deciding on the length of your veil, consider the formality of your wedding and the overall look you want to achieve.

1. Match fabrics.

Choose a veil that complements the fabric of your bridal gown. For example, if your dress is lace, consider a lace-edged veil to create a cohesive look.

1. Try different styles.

Experiment with different veil styles, such as a birdcage, fingertip, or cathedral veil, to see what works best for you and your gown. Be bold and try on several options until you find the perfect match.

1. Consider your hairstyle.

When choosing a veil, consider how you want to wear your hair on your wedding day. Consider whether you will wear it up, down, or partially styled.

1. Personalize it.

Add personal touches to your veil, such as embellishments, embroidery, or custom details, to make it unique and reflect your personality and style.

By considering these factors and taking the time to explore your options, you'll find the perfect veil to complement your gown and complete your bridal look.

Your veil doesn't have to match your wedding dress exactly, but it should complement it. Here are some things to consider to make sure your veil works with your dress:

1. Choose a veil in a color that compliments your dress. If your dress is ivory, choose an ivory veil instead of a plain white.
2. Choose a veil that matches the fabric of your dress. For example, consider a lace-edged veil to create a cohesive look if your gown is lace.
3. Make sure the style and details of your veil complement your dress. A simple veil works well with a detailed gown, while an embroidered veil may work best with a simpler gown.
4. The length of your veil should match the style and formality of your dress. For example, a cathedral-length veil is perfect for a formal, floor-length gown.

Ultimately, your veil should enhance your overall bridal look, adding to the beauty of your gown without overpowering it.