Although the viel is not the essential accessory any more, most of the brides still want to have them on her wedding day. Then how to find the right wedding veils? If you have no idea, don't worry, just follow our suggestions which will help you pick out your right veil.

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Find the right length. To find the perfect match for your wedding style, start by considering length. Test out a variety of options when you go for your first dress fitting to see what length works best with your gown. That means finding a style that complements your overall silhouette—you don't want your veil to break up the flow of your look.

Choose a complementary color. Color blocking is best left to your day-to-day look. When it comes to your wedding, you should aim to match the color of the veil to your wedding gown. And since photos may not accurately portray the correct color, be sure to bring a swatch of fabric from your dress when you go veil shopping.

Envision your hairstyle. Before you decide on a veil, consider how you plan on wearing your hair on your wedding day—the style you choose may affect your final veil decision. For example, halo veils, bridal caps and mantilla veils work best when hair is worn down or in low updos, while blushers and birdcages are much more versatile and can be worn with most hairstyles.

Highlight your rear view. Does the back of your wedding gown have a lace panel, an intricate cutout or some other beautiful, decorative detail? Don't hide it under too many layers of tulle or a wall of heavy satin fabric—instead, opt for a super-sheer veil with just one or two layers to let those gorgeous details shine through.

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