How to choose the tone of your veil.

In fact, choosing the color of a veil is not such a simple matter. White can be represented in several different shades: pure white, snow white and cream. Moreover, each of the shades of white is found in different variations. But you should not pick up a veil that matches perfectly in color with the dress. It will be much better if different shades of white are combined in your outfit, which will allow you to highlight the veil against the general background and emphasize its merits.

In fact, choosing the color of a veil is not such a simple matter. White can be represented in several different shades: pure white, snow white and cream. Moreover, each of the shades of white is found in different variations. But you should not pick up a veil that matches perfectly in color with the dress. It will be much better if different shades of white are combined in your outfit, which will allow you to highlight the veil against the general background and emphasize its merits.

To create an impeccable image, experts recommend choosing a veil one or two shades lighter than the dress. The dress and veil should be close not only in tone, but also in the intensity of the shade. For example, a champagne-colored dress would go with an ivory veil in similar yellowish undertones rather than a pure white or diamond veil.

White veil

It is a perfect white or bright white color, without any additional shades. As a rule, experts recommend wearing a veil of this color only when paired with a pure white dress. If you like how a pure white veil contrasts with a dress in a different shade of white, take your time buying and ask close friends and family first. This color looks great in combination with a white satin dress, and also goes well with white lace, cotton and chiffon. 

Ivory veil

Shades of color - from pale yellow to cream. The lightest of them go well with dresses in pale ivory, while rich cream colors of champagne or ivory go well with darker shades.

Colored veil 

The traditional colors listed above are the most common, but that doesn't mean there aren't other color options like soft pink or other more intense hues. On request, even a black or red wedding veil can be delivered to you. Here are a few more less bright shades that are also suitable for a wedding celebration:

Peach color is one of the shades of pink.
Standard pink - the material for the veil is made in light pink.
Beige color - shades of beige vary in intensity, from light beige to creamy coffee. A beige veil goes well with a champagne or ivory dress.
Hot pink is a more saturated color compared to soft pink. It is recommended to combine it with dresses of a light beige shade.
The color of champagne - experts often describe it as "creamy". This color is more intense than ivory.
Pale gold or honey - Gold colored veils are best paired with dresses in light brown or darker gold tones. 

Black veil 

The most daring bride will choose a black veil. Or if the wedding is in the style of Halloween