26 Wedding Veils and Hair Accessories to Match Your Bridal Style Floor-length tulle, princess tiaras, and flower crowns that are more than festival fodder. By Justine Carreon Published: May 25, 2016 ...

Many brides opt to wear an elegant veil to complete their wedding day look. The veil has a long history, dating back to ancient Rome and Greece. The reason why brides wear veils has changed.

The wedding veil may very well be one of the most iconic wedding-day accessories. While wearing one is no longer expected of every bride, many brides still favor them. A beautiful veil adds a ...

Replacing veils with headbands, a wedding veil alternative: One-of-a-kind statement headpieces from Doloris Petunia by Courtney Prince.

3) Come up with a post-veil plan. Wedding veils keep your hair contained, so they won't give you frizz, static or flyaways, but you'll want to have hairspray and volume spray on hand to bring it ...

In a world where wedding traditions are constantly evolving, one enigmatic accessory steadfastly remains: the bridal veil.

Wedding dress and accompanying accessories worn by Lollaretta Pemberton on her wedding day in 1939. The wedding gown is made of off-white lace and tulle. The gown is floor length and has lace puffed ...

One of the oldest elements of a bridal ensemble, dating at least as far back as Ancient Greece, veils have largely remained a staple accessory for even the most modern or subversive brides.

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 ...