Accessory of the Moment: Let’s Talk Veils
For centuries, veils have adorned brides, adding a touch of mystery and grace to their appearance. Now in 2024 we see brides are embracing the bold statement a veil can add to their wedding look and define their personal bridal style.
Behind The Wedding Veil
The tradition of wearing a veil dates back centuries. In ancient Greece and Rome, veils were worn to protect the bride from evil spirits. During the Middle Ages, veils became a sign of wealth and social status, with noblewomen donning elaborate and ornate designs.
In the Victorian era, veils took on a more personal and sentimental significance. Queen Victoria popularized the white wedding dress and veil, symbolizing purity and innocence. This moment cemented the veil’s place as a staple in Western bridal fashion.
Modern Veils - Trends, Styles, Lengths
Today, veils come in a myriad of styles, lengths, and designs, each offering a unique look. There is no doubt that a veil is a fashion statement! While the classic white veil remains timeless, brides are now embracing the opportunity to reflect their personal style and make their bridal look unforgettable. A veil is an accessory that is nearly always reserved for brides.
Here’s our top veil styles available at Loversland:
When Should I Order My Veil?
Just like bridal gowns, veils and other accessories require lead times since they are made to order and need time for designers to create them for each individual bride. Give yourself 2-3 months before your big day to order your veil and avoid any unnecessary stress!
Not sure what you’re looking for but want to explore different styles? Book an accessories appointment with us in our Haven to have fun styling your complete look.
The wedding veil, with its rich history and deep symbolism, remains a fundamental bridal accessory. Whether you opt for a traditional chapel veil or a trendy birdcage veil, this delicate piece continues to remain significant by enveloping your personal touch to a wedding look. As you walk down the aisle, with your veil behind you, remember that you become part of a beautiful tradition that has spanned centuries, connecting brides across generations.