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Attaching the Wedding Veil

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Attaching the Wedding Veil

Veils add the finishing touch to the bride and adds a faiytale aura to even the simplest wedding dress.

Traditionally veils are worn long at the ceremony and short at the reception; many brides today are wearing a short veil to cut down costs and for added convenience in not having to change the veil for the reception.

The veil can be worn alone or with other accessories. You can use clear combs to secure the veil to your hair so it can be placed close to a tiara (or other headpiece) which gives you the option of removing the veil later and still be able to wear your hairpiece.

The positioning of the veil will depend on the hair style you choose you can pin your veil at the bottom of your head below your bun or you can attach it more prominently to your headpiece.

Discuss with your hairdresser how your veil could be worn.

How to secure a veil

Attach a hairgrip to each end of the tiara and push into the desired postion on your finished hair style.

Insert comb which is attached to the veil into the hair just behind the tiara and slide in until it feels firm.

Bring the veil back over the hair and fluff it out.



Veil at base of bun
image by puggles
This veil has been positioned at the base of the bun.



Veil at crown of head
iimage by as much
This veil has been positioned on the crown of the head.



Veil over face
image by vicotie za
You can wear your veil over your face for a more dramatic, look.



Veil on center of head
image by bonnie bon bon
This veil is placed at the center top of the hair updo.


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