How will you know the perfect veil when veil lengths vary from sassy shoulder to ultra-dramatic royal? We’ve got you covered. Read on to become an expert in wedding veils!

Your wedding veil is the completer piece to your bridal look. It is typically worn during the ceremony and for photographs, and then removed for the reception. It is important that you choose the right veil to match your dress silhouette, venue, and personal style.

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“Are You Wearing A Veil?”

This question will absolutely be asked of every bride to be. Wedding veils are an essential accessory for most brides, as they add a touch of tradition, elegance, and beauty to the wedding dress. And there is no reaction quite as special and memorable as a bride who cries when she sees herself in one for the first time.

Veils come in a number of different lengths and yours can be determined in a number of ways as each length has its unique style and significance. In this blog, we will discuss the different wedding veil lengths to help you determine the right kind of veil for the perfect finishing touch for your special day!

Shorter Veil Lengths

• Shoulder/Birdcage
• Elbow
• Fingertip
• Waltz

A Shoulder length veil – or now called the “mini veil”, falls just at the shoulders, approximately 20″. This shorter length is for less-formal brides who want to keep their look simple and more casual, or modern brides adding glamour. A shoulder-length veil is also good for brides who want to show off their dress’s back details or jewelry. Some of these can be worn over the face and is then referred to as a birdcage veil. Birdcage veils can also have a wider netting. The short veil look is quite glamorous.

An Elbow length veil falls at or just above the elbow. This adds a touch of sophistication and elegance to your bridal look. It is perfect for brides who want to add some volume to their dress and show off their waistline, and works well with empire waist dresses. The elbow veil can have a slight amount of edge detail, sparkle, or simply plain tulle. The elbow-length veil works nicely on a ball gown for those who prefer the ball gown train to be a focal point.

A Finger tip veil is a popular choice among brides as it falls at the fingertips. This length of veil is versatile and works well with most dress styles, but most certainly the trumpet or mermaid as it ends just where the skirt flairs out. The fingertip-length veil adds romance and drama to your wedding day look, making it a perfect veil choice for a classic or modern bride. These can be plain or have detailing at the edge to match the formality of the dress. A fingertip veil length is a perfect match with a trumpet or fit & flare silhouette, as it ends where the skirt flares.

A Waltz length veil falls around the ankle and is a great choice for brides who want a long veil without having it lay on top of a long and ornate dress train. A waltz-length veil is also known as a floor-length veil and it is great for outdoor ceremonies. It creates a lovely effect when the wind blows.

As we get into the longer veil lengths, they become more and more dramatic and must be tried on with your wedding dress. You do not want the length of the veil or details to interfere with or take away from the dramatic train of your wedding gown. Many designers make matching veils for their wedding dresses. This is the ultimate look when the designer puts it together with the exact details that match the dress. Typically they will be longer veils, and let’s discuss those. 

Kitty Chen Ada with matching royal veil is a beautiful, cohesive look

Longer Veil Lengths

• Chapel
• Cathedral
• Royal

The romance of a long veil cannot be matched. If you want to take the look to the next level, the drama of a longer veil will do the trick.

The Chapel length veil is traditionally about 90″ long. This type of veil is perfect for brides who want a dramatic and elegant look without as much dragging in the back. A chapel-length veil can really elevate a dress with a small train by serving as the train itself and therefore requiring no bustle for your dress. A chapel veil is a great option for a destination or beach wedding!

A Cathedral length veil is approximately 120″ long and creates a breathtaking and awe-inspiring effect. On an ornate dress, it will add to the formality and drama of the entire bridal look. On a plain dress, it can be chosen with lace or beading detail to frame the dress. It is a timeless look for formal weddings held in a church or cathedral. Extra photos can be taken using the veil as a wrap or blowing in the wind. The cathedral-length veil is our most requested bridal veil length.

Royal length veils are the longest veils available, ranging from 144-180″ long! They create a majestic effect and a grand entrance. These style of veil is named after the royal brides who wore them. They create a regal look, however, they require careful handling as they can be heavy and cumbersome. They are best paired with dresses that have a long train to balance the overall look. If you want to make a statement and create a dramatic effect on your wedding day, a royal length veil is an excellent choice.

Consider your ceremony space. You must have plenty of room to show off this incredible piece, which is also a favorite of wedding photographers to capture the most amazing wedding photos!

Tiers and Blushers

All of these are single tier veils, although any can have tiers added in back and these additional layer veils are referred to as ‘waterfall’ veils. However, the most common tier added would be the blusher veil.

The blusher is the single layer that is worn over the face as the bride walks down the aisle, about 30″ long. The tradition of Blusher veils is that they are lifted over the bride’s head by her father just before he “gives her away”, it then lays as a layer in the back. The blusher was worn in ancient times to protect against evil, but today it is a symbol of modesty and purity.

Any veil can have edging, lace, sparkle, crystal or pearl embellishments, satin edging, or it can be a plain soft tulle. 

What Veil Lengths & Styles Will Look Best?

Your veil will have a real impact on the look of your dress. 

For sleek crepe gowns or a satin bridal gown, try adding a veil with floral lace appliqué or beading. This can incorporate details that elevate and complement the sophistication of the dress. 

If your gown is more elaborate to start with, such as a detailed or layered lace wedding dress, try a plain tulle veil to add the accessory without competing with the details of the dress.

Have a dress with color? Have color to match in your veil! Add custom matching florals, rosettes, or beading to tie the look together.

Your bridal stylist will show you a range of veil lengths and styles. You will see how each one changes the look.

Your perfect length will depend on your dress style, personal preference, and wedding theme. Whether you choose a short or long veil, it will complement your dress and enhance your bridal ensemble. 

What If I Want A Custom Veil Length?

This is a popular choice for brides wanting a specific length or look. Custom veils can be made by a bridal seamstress. Our seamstress at Darianna® Bridal & Tuxedo makes them for brides using the exact lace appliques and/or beading details of the wedding gown.

What If I Don’t Want A Veil?

There are many brides who do not want a veil! It can be confusing because of the tradition or “expectation”. Not to worry, there are a number of different choices for those brides, too:

• headbands or tiara headpieces with crystals or pearls
• flower crowns for a boho/country look
• hair jewelry including gemstones, rhinestones, vines with small florals, etc.

Have a question about the right veil length for your dress? Contact us or text 215-491-8500, we’d love to help!

About Us

Darianna® Bridal & Tuxedo is owned by Franco and Wendy Salerno. We founded the store in January, 2013 with a mission of running an honest, kind, and family-oriented bridal and tuxedo business. The name is a combination of our two daughters, Daria and Deanna. Today, our business is a Bucks County staple and the go-to place for wedding attire. Our long-time employees are kind, genuine, and truly part of the family. The lasting relationships we have made with customers, vendors, and designers are something we are truly grateful for.

Our store received national recognition in July, 2025 on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. In 2024, Darianna® Bridal & Tuxedo was named a Top 100 Small Business in America by the US Chamber of Commerce. We have been featured by Apple.com, ABC National News, TLC’s “Say Yes: Wedding SOS”, the Wall Street Journal, Square, and Axios. We are approaching 1,000 Google reviews with a 4.9 rating, and listed in the Knot’s “Hall of Fame”.

Locally, we are active members of the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, the Montco Gateway Chamber of Commerce (formerly the Eastern Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce), and the Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce serving on committees and as board members. Franco was Treasurer, Executive Committee member and a Board member of the Lower Bucks Chamber of Commerce and their 2024 Mitchell-Conner award winner. He was also a board member of the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce for many years. Wendy is a former Chair of the Women In Business, awarded Entrepreneur of the Year in 2023, and named a 2025 Bucks County Parent Woman of Influence. Our daughter Daria is a former wish granter for the Make-A-Wish® foundation. We proudly partner with St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, Angel Gowns, Wish Upon A Wedding, and donate to local schools and community band, choir, and theater programs.

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“Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe.” This old English rhyme dates back to the Victorian era, and yet its words are still well known today.

Traditional and modern brides alike honor this age-old tradition with its simple advice on how to have a happy marriage. We love hearing the stories of how and why pieces are chosen. Whether it’s a family heirloom, something with sentimental value such as a swatch of fabric from grandmother’s wedding dress, or good luck charms in your wedding bouquet, no two brides ever have all the same pieces!

The last part of the poem gets cut off more often than not, however, the sixpence was a British coin and when placed in the shoe, it represented wealth and financial security. Today pennies are typically substituted, although there are companies that sell sixpence coins solely for this tradition, so there are still brides heeding the full poem’s advice! 

Something Old

The first instruction of the poem is for the bride to wear something old to honor the family. This symbolizes a continuity with the past.

Wearing an antique brings the traditions and love of the bride’s family into the new family she will create. Many of our brides will choose to honor their mother, grandmother, or even their great grandmother by choosing a piece of jewelry. There is something incredibly special about a piece of jewelry that has remained for generations, and to honor those past generations is very moving. It is often a string of pearls, but it could also be pendants with diamonds or gemstones, or even a wedding band. It does not have to be jewelry, there are many ways to incorporate something old. Perhaps a piece of one of their wedding dresses sewn into their own dress, an old vintage brooch as a hair accessory or a small old family photo as a charm in the bridal bouquet. Think about the options and choose the most meaningful for you.

Something New

As she begins a new chapter as a married woman, something new indicates hope and optimism for the future. Many of our brides choose their new wedding gown or her wedding band as something new, however, it could be new shoes or jewelry to match her ‘something old’ jewelry, an accessory for her hair, a garter, or even a new fragrance worn on this special day is a lovely idea. The something new item is whatever the bride wants it to be!

Something Borrowed

Borrowing an accessory or other item from a happily married friend or family member symbolizes the passing on of their successful marriage and good fortune to the new bride. It also demonstrates a bond between the bride and the giver, reminding her that she can always depend on her friends and family. Often the borrowed item is a piece of the lender’s own wedding outfit such as a bracelet, handbag, hairpins, or even her veil. This is a great way for the bride to enter her new marriage with the love and support of those closest to her.

Something Blue

For centuries, the color blue has represented purity, fidelity, and faithfulness. As such, most every bride will either wear something blue or carry a blue item as a symbol of this virtue. We have had brides wear light blue wedding dresses, blue shoes, a blue garter, or sapphire necklace and earring set. Some may choose blue flowers or maid dresses as part of their wedding colors, blue nail polish, or have a custom message in blue embroidery sewn inside the dress.

Our store loves the something blue part of this old poem. This year we have started attaching a sweet blue satin ribbon bow on the hanger of the bride’s wedding dress!  The bride can choose to keep it on the hanger or attach it to something else. We love seeing the look on the bride’s face when she comes to pick up her dress and sees the blue bow. Their excitement and anticipation of the upcoming event becomes even more real and they see we are honored to be part of it.

A wedding ceremony is a sacred event as the bride begins life with her new husband. It is the beginning of a new family, and perhaps that’s why this poem has lasted so long. It’s about the family you came from helping to guide you into the family you will create. And it continues generation after generation.

Did you participate in this tradition? We’d love to know, contact us so we can put another blog together featuring all the sweet and creative ways!

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Accessories are so much fun to look at and ultimately the finishing touch to your wedding gown, hair, shoes, and jewelry! It’s with these pieces you  create the bridal vision you’ve always imagined. Whether you have a detailed and embellished dress or a plain and sleek look, the possibilities to accessorize are endless!

Here are some things to consider to help you complete your wedding look:

What will be your Bridal Hairstyle?

Think of how you envision your bridal do with your wedding dress. Will you wear it down for an effortless look, choose a more traditional updo, or go for the in between, half up and half down? Consider the details of your dress, does it have beautiful illusion lace, buttons, beading? If so, you should consider having your hair up to show up it off! Is it a low, open back? The long hair can flow beautifully if you want to let it down.

This will help you wrap your head around the next step which is deciding how you will accessorize your hair.

Heads or tails – Headpiece or veils?!

Decide if you would like to go with a traditional veil or a modern headpiece. There are multiple variables that go into selecting the perfect veil to compliment your dress.

Consider the length:

There are several length veil options to choose from long chapel/cathedral/royal which are very formal and provide an incredible drama to your look; Mid-length/fingertip length which look amazing with fit and flair and mermaid dress shapes; Elbow and shorter more face-framing veils for a simpler look; and bird cage for that vintage old Hollywood, sleek and glamorous look.

Consider the style:

Do you want your veil to be plain, outlined with beading, a pop of sparkle and shimmer, a plain satin trim, or an added touch lace? Do you want it to layer your plain, sleek and simple gown, or add a subtle finish to your embellished and detailed gown?

You never want a veil to take away from your dress. You want it to complement your dress and add that perfect “wow factor” finishing touch.

Remember, the veil is temporary and typically used for photographs and the ceremony. When you come in we can accessorize with different veil lengths and styles to help complete your look!

A head piece is a great alternative for a veil, or to add with it! These pieces typically stay in after the veil is removed and include everything from a few beaded  pins or clips to a thin band to a full tiara.

There are bands that tie in back with ribbons, clips and barrettes, so many options to set off your look, each with their own unique array of diamonds, gems, flowers, designs, and much more! The sky’s the limit of the possibilities, and keep in mind one piece of advice – try these on with your dress.

Once you have those picked out, you will take them to your hairstylist for your trial and see in advance how beautiful everything looks!

Come in and let us help choose your accessories!

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There are many alternatives to a traditional wedding veil. 

Brides today have many options when it comes to accessories, and the most common accessory by far is the wedding veil. Steeped in tradition, a classic veil is considered a must-have for your wedding day look. However, brides may want alternative options to this traditional look.

You are not alone if you are on the fence, or just flat-out don’t want to wear a bridal veil to “complete” your wedding style. The only way to go wrong on your big day look is to wear to something that isn’t right for your personal style.

Alternatives To A Traditional Wedding Veil: Bridal Headpieces Tiaras, Headbands, & Crowns

Accessories like tiaras and bridal headbands are the perfect options to replace the traditional veil. One reason is that while the veil is removed after the ceremony, bridal head pieces will stay pinned in your hair all evening. 

Complete with sparkles, pearls, flowers, thick or thin, flat or raised, there are hundreds of options that work with short or long hair, and most any bridal hairstyle. Some can be pinned into your hair on the top of your head or you can find that perfect headpiece that ties in the back under your hair, leaving pretty ribbons or bridal hair vines flowing down the back. 

For those with the Princess bridal style, choose a dazzling tiara with rhinestones for the perfect bridal accessory. Add matching statement bridal earrings and necklace to complete the look.

For bohemian brides with an outdoor ceremony, bridal flower crowns are a gorgeous, earthy option that lends softness and romance. You can add ribbons to floral crowns as well to take it up a notch.

A floral crown worn in a hair style of loose waves or braid is the perfect way for boho brides to nail the natural, country aesthetic. 

Alternatives To A Traditional Wedding Veil: Bridal Hair Pins, Fascinators, Birdcages, & Combs

If your hair is short or you have a pulled back style, consider shimmery barrettes with pearls, gems, or flowers. Combs with lace and beaded details make for a romantic and classic updo in longer hair. 

For the glamorous, old Hollywood era bride, a fascinator hat with or without a birdcage veil is the best way to pull off the perfect look. Old money and sophisticated, these are fantastic for fashion-forward brides. Pair with short satin gloves.

Our urban brides wearing minimalist gowns, add dainty hair pins with a touch of sparkle to match your jewelry for your finishing touches.

Casual affair? This is the perfect opportunity to wear a short white dress with a fascinator or a wide-brim hat. A bridal hat is a statement piece and a chic way to add your own personal style. Add a ribbon with pearls or white feathers, a hat is a stylish alternative to a veil.

More Wedding Veil Alternatives: Bridal Cape, Gloves, Toppers, & Sleeves

Perhaps you’re not into anything at all in your hair. Consider:

• capes 
• toppers
• detachable sleeves
• over skirts
• large bows
• satin gloves
• silk scarf
• statement earring, bracelet, and necklace set

 All of these are stylish alternatives and an easy way to next-level your beautiful look. Combining any of these with your wedding attire and flowers will give you exactly what you want on your special day.

Try Them On With Your Dress

It is important to try on all these different pieces with your dress and see what feels and looks right. Whether you look at bridal veils or not, you must put your look together in advance. This includes your hair and makeup trial, dress, shoes, jewelry, and all other accessories.

Will I Feel Like A Bride Without A Veil?

Of course you will!  Your bridal look will be exactly what you want. On your day in whatever you choose to wear, whether a wedding dress or bridal suit, you will be marrying your best friend. You are putting your own personal touch and traditional twist on your wedding look!

Do not choose a veil (or any piece!) because you feel you have to, because everyone else does it, or because wedding tradition says so. There are many amazing veil alternatives. Make the right choice for you. Darianna® Bridal & Tuxedo has many of these bridal accessories to try! Have a question? Let us know here.

About Us

Darianna® Bridal & Tuxedo is owned by Franco and Wendy Salerno. We founded the store in January, 2013 with a mission of running an honest, kind, and family-oriented bridal and tuxedo business. The name is a combination of our two daughters, Daria and Deanna. Today, our business is a Bucks County staple and the go-to place for wedding attire. Our long-time employees are kind, genuine, and truly part of the family. The lasting relationships we have made with customers, vendors, and designers are something we are truly grateful for.

Our store received national recognition in July, 2025 on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. In 2024, Darianna® Bridal & Tuxedo was named a Top 100 Small Business in America by the US Chamber of Commerce. We have been featured by Apple.com, ABC National News, TLC’s “Say Yes: Wedding SOS”, the Wall Street Journal, Square, and Axios. We are approaching 1,000 Google reviews with a 4.9 rating, and listed in the Knot’s “Hall of Fame”.

Locally, we are active members of the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, the Montco Gateway Chamber of Commerce (formerly the Eastern Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce), and the Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce serving on committees and as board members. Franco was Treasurer, Executive Committee member and a Board member of the Lower Bucks Chamber of Commerce and their 2024 Mitchell-Conner award winner. He was also a board member of the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce for many years. Wendy is a former Chair of the Women In Business, awarded Entrepreneur of the Year in 2023, and named a 2025 Bucks County Parent Woman of Influence. Our daughter Daria is a former wish granter for the Make-A-Wish® foundation. We proudly partner with St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, Angel Gowns, Wish Upon A Wedding, and donate to local schools and community band, choir, and theater programs.

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Sometimes even the perfect dress needs a little…something. But how do you know what you’re missing? Enter the bridal accessories!

It may seem overwhelming at first, but we’re here to help. You will learn exactly which bridal accessories you need for the perfect look on your perfect day.

When trying to decide if these accessories are for you, there are many factors to consider. The three below are some of the biggest that can play into your decision

WEATHER – Will your venue be indoor or outdoor? Will it be cold or hot? Will there be wind? Are you walking on a smooth path or bumpier terrain?

STYLE – Will these accessories cover important details? Will it match the style and theme of your dress and event?

COMFORT – Will you be comfortable spending hours wearing these accessories? Is your skin sensitive and will it be irritated by the accessory? Do you personally feel comfortable wearing this accessory?

 

 

Once you inspect these factors further, decision making becomes a lot easier to choose your perfect bridal accessories.

 

BRIDAL ACCESSORIES: SLEEVES

When it comes to sleeves, you first have to decide if that’s a feature you want with your chosen bridal gown. Sleeves can be the finishing touch your dress needs, but while sleeves can help your look, it can also hurt it.

 

There are plenty of factors that can play into the decision of if sleeves should be part of your wedding day look. Logistical factors such as weather and venue are great factors to consider, as the necessity and comfort of sleeves vary depending on the season of your big day.

The next big factor to consider is the style of the dress. Does the addition of sleeves add to the dress and make it shine, or does it hide details and make the look feel too cluttered? Before you ask yourself these questions, the biggest factor you must consider first is your comfort.

Will you be comfortable spending time in a dress with sleeves? You’ll be doing everything from dancing to saying your vows in this dress, so you’ll want to be as comfortable as possible. Will sleeves help this cause or hurt it?

If you aren’t sure, that’s ok! Check out THIS GUIDE for more tips on whether you should be saying yes to the sleeves.

Yes, I want sleeves!

That’s great! But how do you know which sleeves to go with? Do you want permanent sleeves or detachable ones? Which of the eight kinds of bridal sleeves should you look into, and which should you avoid? Each sleeve has different features, and deciding which features you want can help you decide which sleeve is for you! Check out this sleeve flowchart:

 

This flowchart can give you a good idea of the factors you might be looking for, and your result may very well be what you’re looking for! However, something important to consider in addition to those factors is the style of the dress. You want to make sure your chosen sleeves not only match, but flow naturally with the rest of the dress.

To do this, you can try tricks such as matching similar fabrics, details such as applique, and overall shape of both pieces. For more help and information to help your decision, check out our guide to the EIGHT BRIDAL SLEEVES!

Overall, you want to make sure that you feel comfortable and beautiful on your wedding day, and sleeves may just be the missing puzzle piece to your perfect bridal ensemble!

VEILS

One of the most well known and classic accessories in the bridal world is the veil. So much more than just a hairpiece, the veil can be used to add detail to a dress, frame your face, and is often a wedding tradition. But how do you know if a veil is right for you, and which of the seven veil lengths should be the one you wear down the aisle?

 

The first decision is to decide it you want a veil.

Going back to the three big factors once again can help with this and as you can see from just the three photos above, the look is entirely different. A veil is not a necessary accessory, and many brides choose to not wear one. It all depends on your personal preference, as well as those common factors we’ve discussed before:

• Will an outdoor venue with lots of wind make wearing a veil uncomfortable and cause issues with the photography?

• Will the presence of a veil on top of a heavily decorated dress make a distracting image and take away from the details on the fabric?

Questions like these are important ones to ask when making your decision.

Yes, I want a veil!

Wonderful, you are going for the traditional bridal look! But you aren’t done quite yet… just like with sleeves, there are many types of wedding veils and certain veils look better with certain wedding dresses. The first topic to consider is the length of your veil.

There are seven main lengths to consider, ranging from minimalist veils like the Shoulder Length all the way to the grand and majestic Regal Cathedral wedding veil. For more information on different lengths of veils, check out THIS PAGE.

The second topic to consider is the detail on your veil. Are you looking for a simple and classic, plain veil? Or would extra detail like a veil covered in pearls accent your dress perfectly? Perhaps a cathedral veil with flower applique around the bottom would match the details on your dress or beautifully frame a plain wedding dress train.

There are all kinds of different decorations that can make your veil pop and match with your dress. Common details you might see are glitter, pearls, jewels, flower-shaped appliques, and more! Often times a veil is chosen that matches the details on the dress, while other times the simplicity of a plain veil is all that you need.

No, I do not want a veil!

You do not need a veil for the perfect look. Many brides tend to avoid the veil all together, and there are many other options if you still want a little something in your hair.

The good news is that today’s modern bride has so many ways to show off her bridal style. Consider other options like jeweled belts, sparkly hair pins or other hair accessories like bows or flowers, delicate gloves, bridal jewelry, capes and wraps, and of course statement shoes. Any of these can be the perfect finishing touches to show your personal style.

 

Just like wedding dresses, accessories can look completely different on display. Something you would look right past might be the completer piece to your look. The best way to choose your bridal accessories this is when you choose your dress.

Ask the stylist at your bridal shop to show you some bridal accessories to match your dress, vision, and theme. Bridal boutiques always have wedding accessories and will help you select the perfect pieces to turn your dream dress into your whole dream bridal look! Reach out to us with questions about bridal accessories!

Darianna® Bridal & Tuxedo is an award-winning bridal and tuxedo store in Warrington, PA.  With an outstanding reputation and partnering with some of the best vendors in the wedding industry, you can visit us at www.dariannabridal.com, call or text 215-491-8500.

 

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