Light, playful, and just enough veil to say “bride.” A shoulder-length veil sits around the collarbone and works beautifully with dresses that have statement backs, detailed sleeves, or high necklines. It gives a vintage nod without overwhelming your look.

Best for:
Tea-length dresses, dresses with detail above the waist, or brides who want a soft touch without a long train.

Pairs well with:
High necklines, cap sleeves, short or ankle-length gowns, or city elopements.

Classic and softly structured, elbow-length veils fall just above or at the waistline. They offer movement without covering too much of your dress, making them perfect for gowns with bodice detail or fuller skirts.

Best for:
Traditional gowns, A-line or ballgown silhouettes, and brides who want a classic look without the drama of a train.

Pairs well with:
Structured bodices, vintage-inspired dresses, and waist-focused silhouettes.

Longer than elbow, but still short enough to feel light and easy. This veil falls to your mid-back, offering softness and movement without interfering with your dress or train. It’s a sweet in-between length — especially if you want a veil without it touching your bouquet or bustle.

Best for:
Gowns with detailed skirts or trains you want to show off, or brides who want a short veil that still feels intentional.

Pairs well with:
Fitted gowns, backless styles, or layered skirts.

This length falls around the hip or just below the fingertips, depending on your height. It gives a graceful line without touching the ground, making it perfect for brides who want something longer than mid-back but still easy to move in.

Best for:
Backless gowns, low-backed dresses, or brides who want a little length without committing to a train.

Pairs well with:
Fitted silhouettes, crepe gowns, or sleek, minimalist styles.

Also known as ballet length, this veil falls between the knees and ankles — long enough to feel romantic and flowing, but short enough to stay clear of the ground. It’s ideal for brides who want movement without managing a train.

Best for:
Outdoor weddings, dance floors, or brides who want full length without the drama.

Pairs well with:
Fitted gowns, tea-length dresses, or gowns with minimal trains.

Gracefully skims the floor without creating a train. This length delivers the flowing look of a long veil while staying easy to walk, dance, and mingle in—perfect for brides who want drama without bustle management.

Best for:
Slim A-line, sheath, or mermaid gowns, especially those with minimal or no train.

Pairs well with:
Indoor venues, garden ceremonies, and modern silhouettes that benefit from a clean line.

A timeless favourite, the chapel-length veil extends just past the hem of most gowns, creating soft, graceful movement without the full drama of a cathedral train. It adds elegance without being overwhelming — ideal for indoor ceremonies or romantic garden weddings.

Best for:
Dresses with a small train or gowns that end just at floor length.

Pairs well with:
Lace or crepe gowns, soft A-lines, and classic silhouettes.

Dramatic, elegant, and unforgettable. A cathedral-length veil extends well beyond your gown, creating that magical trailing effect down the aisle. Perfect for formal ceremonies, grand entrances, and epic photos.

Best for:
Brides who want full-length drama and aren’t afraid of a little extra flair.

Pairs well with:
Long trains, fitted or full gowns, and structured silhouettes like satin or lace.

The most dramatic veil we offer. Royal-length veils flow well beyond the gown’s train, often requiring assistance to arrange. They’re designed for grand entrances, sweeping photos, and once-in-a-lifetime impact.

Best for:
Formal venues, statement gowns, and brides who want to feel like absolute royalty.

Pairs well with:
Long trains, ball gowns, structured or couture-inspired dresses.

Extraordinary length for a truly cinematic look. At 144 inches, this veil commands space and attention — perfect for long aisles, wind-swept photos, and ultra-formal bridal style. You’ll want a helping hand to carry and style it… and the photos will be worth it.

Best for:
Long or outdoor aisles, dramatic entrances, and gowns with extended trains.

Pairs well with:
Statement gowns, regal venues, and couture styling.