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Wedding dresses & bridal style: Veils and accessories

Veil length suits your dress and venue; earrings, hairpieces, shoes and capes finish the look.

The key points

Fingertip and chapel are versatile
Plan attachment at the hair trial
Comfortable shoes for the day
One statement piece

Read more about veils and accessories

A bride's veil catching the wind in golden evening light

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A couple's hands with rings over blue and gold traditional fabric

Ceremony & traditionsWedding traditions explained: where they came from and which to keep

A bride with short natural curls and drop earrings holding a bouquet of blush roses beside a window

For the brideWedding Hairstyles for Short Hair: Ideas, Accessories and Trial Tips

Quick answers

When should I buy my wedding shoes?

Before your first fitting, so the hem can be set to the right length. Wear them around the house to break them in.

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What is the most popular veil length?

Fingertip and chapel lengths are among the most popular for their versatility.

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Do I have to wear a veil?

No. Hair accessories, a cape, flowers or nothing at all are all lovely.

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When do you take the veil off?

Many brides remove it after the ceremony portraits; others wear it for the entrance or the first dance. Plan it at your hair trial.

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