There is nothing better than diving into social networks to find the best inspiration for bridal looks and wedding decoration refers. The most viral girlfriends of the network become the best showcase for the trends in the sector and that also happens through the details that make up the style to go to the altar. And we can confirm that among those links that have gone around the network there is no lack of a complement that is more than characteristic of these events: the bridal veil. Accompanying the dress with this accessory involves choosing the way to arrange it. Precisely because there are different ways to place veils, we have prepared this guide with some of the most popular and beautiful proposals.
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© @elvalsdelanovia. Photo: @lahuella.quedejasVeil fixed to each side of the face
In addition to the semi-transparent sleeves in Marta’s look, her way of placing the wedding veil is also captivating. In his case, he has chosen to fix it on each side of the face, what is known as Juliet veil (almost a juliet capif it were gathered several times and formed folds like a headband). A perfect detail for a style full of trends: the Basque waist of her bodice, designed by Conchita Liz and her necklace vintage There are two of them.
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© @piviblancofotografa @danielvegafotografoShort and with volume
Trujillo is one of those charming towns to celebrate a wedding and Lorena got married there. his was a look midi composed of two pieces, with long sleeves and ruffle peplum at the waist, signed by Fraile. To accompany the style, she wanted to include a short and voluminous veil, with a certain inspiration vintagewhich gave a fresh air to the result.
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© @carlotahuelvab. Photo: @alejandrasalidoDouble veil
The influencer and Cadiz model Carlota Huelva got married this year in a beautiful celebration in Jerez de la Frontera. Along with her removable wedding dress, designed by Natalia Gómez Studio, she wore a long tulle veil with small polka dot embroiderywhich she placed in a most original way: making it double on each side of her updo, which was a knot type.
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© Mercedes PérezAs a scarf over your hair
Perhaps you have come across, diving into social networks, with Carola’s spectacular look. For her wedding in Madrid, she put herself in the hands of María Gadea, who designed a vaporous piece, with a V-neckline and straight silhouette, to which she added a veil placed in a rarely seen way. “Once the dress was started, searching and searching for inspiration, we found it in Grace Kelly with her way of wearing scarvesfrom there the idea of my veil was born,” she noted about her way of placing this accessory.
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© @labodaprometida. Photo: @brias.studioMantilla on top of the tiara
For her wedding in Madrid, Laura trusted a wedding dress from simple and romantic style and opted for the elegance of a mantilla to complete the look. Since she wore a ponytail, she decided to place the tiara in the area closest to her face and preferred to put the mantilla over it, which made her look much more special.
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© Alejandra SalidoOn a high bun
And how to put on the wedding veil when you choose a medium or high updo? Easy: the answer is in Mercedes’ look. Inés Martín Alcalde created for their wedding, held in Jerez de la Fronteraa wedding dress with an A-line silhouette, square neckline and long sleeves, with lace from the design her grandmother wore on her big day. And the veil, with volume and with movement, he placed it on the crown of his head.
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© Moments of a Lifepirate veil
Valencia welcomed Marta’s wedding, a very viral bride who got married dressed in a bohemian look from the Hicología brand. To complete the style, he opted for a cap which served as a pirate veil, created from the same fabric used in the overskirt of its design. “As for the hairstyle, when I wore the cap I was clear that I wanted to wear it loose with natural, undone waves. I didn’t want the typical very marked waves, and the truth is that Gala Philippemy makeup artist and hairdresser, understood me perfectly,” she explained to us.
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© Two more at the tableWith hair loose back
Barcelona was the place chosen by Ambar to pass through the altar, specifically the Sagrada Familia. This viral bride opted for the work of Ramón Herrerías, who was behind her wedding dress. To accompany her look with a corset body and maxi lacing on the back, she wanted to wear a veil, which she arranged over her loose hair, in the simplest way.
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© @historiasqueempiezanconunsiTiara on mantilla
This bride named Paula, of whom only her face has been popularized, relied on two traditional elements: a mantilla and a tiara. Two accessories that, we are almost sure, are of family origin and have been passed down from generation to generation. She placed the tiara over the mantilla and wore a classic updo that revealed her natural makeup.
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© Behind pale lightsIn a semi-collected
Marta got married in Segovia and for the wedding dress for her big day, she trusted Alejandra Oria, who made a romantic style piece for her, with a Bardot neckline, puffed sleeves and die-cut fabric. I wanted to add a rustic fabric veilwhich she pinned over the semi-updo with undone waves that Ángela Blanco made for her.
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© ConcorazonNet veil before the eyes
“I have always loved veiled brides, but I didn’t see myself wearing it. I imagined myself with a small net veil, something very subtle that would give it that touch of ceremony, and Marián de Cocotte He designed the headdresses, both mine and the headdresses of all the girls in the family! “She is a true artist,” Cristina, a viral bride, explained to us about this accessory. for your wedding in Cantabria.
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© @carlatecasa. Photo: @ochoemewith hat
Wearing a headdress or hat does not mean giving up wearing a veil. This accessory can be placed in different ways around or on top of hats, headbands or plates. Proof of this is the styling of this viral bride with straw or raffia hatvery fine tulle veil and spectacular bridal dress by Sophie et Voilà, for their wedding at Loyola (Guipúzcoa).
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© @lasbodasdesabela. Photo: @luciacherubinaVeil over the updo with tiara
Wearing a tiara does not necessarily have to mean that the veil is at its height, you can place it wherever you feel most comfortable. This bride named Blanca, with a Victorio & Lucchino look, opted for place it on your low bunaway from the floral tiara that had all the prominence in the look.
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© @debodaconmigo. Photo: @saudade.estudiotied to the bow
On her wedding day, this bride named Marina used a classic veil that she arranged in a totally groundbreaking way: tied to her ballerina bun. A perfect idea for reveal the Bardot neckline of her dress, a custom design by Inúñez, with a column silhouette, with a ruffle at the neckline and hem and a fluid and moving cape.
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© @immaclenovias. Photo: @luispizarro_phVeil retro asymmetric
The Immaclé bridal firm offers us a bride of 60s inspirationfresh and casual, who opts for the short dress. In contrast, she opts for an asymmetrical veil, which is short in front and long in the back, reaching to the floor and placing a straight, natural-looking half-length hair over her loose hair.