Wedding Veil Styles

A wedding veil can add drama, elegance, or romance to your look. To help inspire your own big-day style, we rounded up a few of our favorite options that real brides wore when they tied the knot. Even nontraditional brides will find themselves wanting to embrace this tradition!

~Courtesy of Martha Stewart Magazine

Cathedral Veil

Heirloom Veil

Princess Veil

Floor-length Veil

Bouffant Veil

Mantilla Veil

The mantilla veil, with its generous yards of tulle and wide lace border, is one of the most romantic bridal looks.

Ballerina Veil

Tiered Veil

Dramatic Veil

A veil with a train brings drama to your wedding day fashion.

Floral Veil

With a veil placed at the back of the head, and hair kept clean and pushed back, the floral accent was a pretty addition.

Flower Crown and Veil

A single layer of tulle draped over her flower crown. Dreamy!

Elbow-Length Veil

Layered Veil

This veil is what fairy tales are made of.

Bandeau Veil

For brides with a more "edgy" style