Hari ni I nak share pasal veil length. Maybe sesetengah dah tahu dan penah tengok or baca pasal ni. Lagi-lagi ex-bride, kan. Yang b2b tu, maybe boleh take note pasal ni veil length dan memilih mana yang sesuai untuk korang.
Veils can be a variety of lengths and whilst some of you
wouldn't wear one, some of you dream of lengthy tulle cascading behind you.
We've put together a handy guide so that you know what length to
ask for. Most of the shorter lengths can be defined by where they end as you'll
see.
Blusher: This is the
shortest style and sits just on the shoulders. Many veil lengths incorporate a
blusher which can cover the face and then be pushed back to sit on top of the
head after the ceremony. Blushers can be worn alone with informal dresses or
paired with hats for a modern look.
Shoulder length: A
very simple veil that sits on the shoulders and can be made to look fuller with
a blusher. Fairly informal.
Elbow: A good choice for
shorter brides as it spans to the elbow and won't swamp you in fabric. Can be
informal or formal.
Fingertip: Taller brides can carry
off this style which looks very elegant and veers towards more formal styles.
Mantilla: Layered veil in
lengths from elbow to waltz. It's usually lace or trimmed with lace and
embroidery.
Waltz: Almost floor length but
just that bit shorter allowing you to 'waltz.' Also called floor length.
Chapel: This style reaches
the floor is usually combined with one to two layers to give a fuller effect.
Cathedral: The most formal of
all veils, it's designed to be worn with a full gown with a cathedral length
train and can reach around 144 inches long.
** I prefer elbow and fingertip lengths je kot=)
Thanks for reading!=)
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