Wedding veils date back to ancient times, yet modern brides still reach for the accessory to complete their look. While veils have long been a popular wedding-day accessory, the reason brides place ...

Fashion designers say the veil is almost as important as the wedding dress. LONDON, March 3, 2011— -- Now that ABC News has addressed the top of a bride's attire, the tiara, next up, or perhaps ...

Move over photo booths and DIY wedding bands, there’s an acrobatic new wedding trend in town and people can't get enough of it. The latest over-the-top wedding fad has popped up in China and it ...

A wedding veil is the perfect way to add some tradition and sophistication to a bridal look. Whether you're looking for a tulle option with appliqué polka dots, flowers and leaves, or a simple, single ...

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From celebrity wedding pictures to trending bridal entry videos, the train veil has become a must-have. Sheer, floor-sweeping train veils, worn apart from the dupatta, has gained popularity among ...

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You’ve asked and we’ve answered! Welcome to your weekly column ‘Planning Your Happily Ever After’ with wedding consultant Shikima Hinds. YOU’VE got the ring, you’ve got the dress, now it’s time to tie ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn commission. Read our full commerce guidelines here. A wedding veil is a traditional and romantic addition to any bridal look. If you choose to ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn commission. Read our full commerce guidelines here. Shopping for a wedding veil can be overwhelming, but we're here to help inspire you for ...

On a busy day in Bridal Veil, the back room of the tiniest post office in Oregon is filled to the brim with packages and the all-important wedding invitations from brides seeking its coveted postmark.