Even though I have seen tons of brides with beautiful tiaras and gorgeous flower crowns, or rocking amazing hairstyles without any kind of decoration at all, I have known since I was a little girl that I want to rock a pretty, floaty veil with my wedding gown. When I chose my dress back in December, they let me try on a few veils with it, but I didn’t decide to buy one at the time. I was so in my feelings after having my bridal moment with the dress that I didn’t want to immediately decide on a veil, too.

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These are two veils that I tried on with my dresses in store. I know they’re hard to see. The top one had some bling around the edges, which I hated. The second veil was beautiful, but it only comes in champagne and I ordered my dress in ivory. I hope to try on some more veils next week while I’m on my teacher spring break and home with my mom, but in the meantime, I’ve been ogling some of my favorites online.
Mimi: Juliet cap veil with beaded floral lace from AgnesHart on Etsy
I love the look of this Juliet cap veil with beaded lace. I think Juliet veils are so dramatic and unique. I do not see a lot of brides wearing them in real life, though I have seen several bees who’ve rocked them. I guess my concern is that I don’t know if I could pull off this look, or if it would be too much with my dress, which is covered in lace appliques. Maybe something more girly and less edgy is called for.

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