The wedding veil is one of the elements of the traditional bride. Despite the weather, the veil is booming and has become something completely timeless. Today the trends for next season you have.
Veiled brides become stomping. For those who choose to cover their faces as ancient tradition has changed. Now is the godfather, who before handing her future husband at the altar, carefully lift the veil to discover the radiant bride, and so can look replete throughout the ceremony.
There are many forms and types of veil that are classified according to the size and type of fabric. The long veil cascading from the top of hairstyle or placed under the bun, it would be more conventional, through the most modern, blusher, which is nothing more than a simple net medium face.
By 2015 we will have some new features like the short or very short veil. A simple white lace mesh placed over the eyes, unadorned plumeti more details and lace on the sides.
The type crowns touched with natural flowers that incorporate a hairnet type 50 are also booming. Brooches, crystal tiaras, crowns with rhinestones, will be responsible for setting the veil.
Something completely new, are hats with built, for the most daring and want to make a difference veil.
We will also see simple veils that fall halfway up on the face of the bride, shorter in front and behind, with no apparent fixation. As for fabrics, see tulle, lace, silks and satins and return the blanket .
Tips: If your dress is very pompous, leading embroidery and is flashy, overly ornate flees a veil. Decántate simple, understated piece. As for the color, try to be the same as the dress or a softer tone.
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