PENNY - Pearl Wedding Veil

The PENNY PEARL VEIL is a classic veil with a contemporary twist. A medium-weight neutral ivory tulle scattered with hundreds of 8mm pearls, beautifully gathered in small pleats on a wide comb this veil is full at the top and holds a nice shape through the top before dropping. 

A Perfect way to add a touch of pearl to a lace or beaded gown or theme her with a plain dress to show her off in all her glory. 

Style Tip

Pair this veil with a pearl-themed comb headpiece or a simple satin bow for a classic look. 

Note on length

Due to the nature of the pearls on this veil we recommend choosing a length that matches the length of the train on the dress or just a few inches longer to avoid people standing on or slipping on the pearls. 

Veil Width

 This veil is approx 60" wide at the widest point meaning it's a nice full size to skirt most dress trains. 

Colour - Bridal Ivory

A neutral vory shade. 

PENNY OR PENELOPE

What's the difference? 

Penelope has less pearls that are slighly smaller than those on the Penny veil. The Penny veil is created from a slightly stiffer tulle meaning it has a little more body and sits a little fuller  Penelope is a little less dramatic than Penny 

Lengths Available

Floor - 72"

Chapel - 90"

Cathedral - 110"

Royal Cathedral - 120" 

Length guide 

Floor just hits the floor and trails a little behind the bride. A great choice if you want the drama of a veil but no looking after it. This length will sit on the train of a gown and the raw edge means it will almost melt into the gown so you won't see where one ends and the other begins.

Chapel a very popular choice at 90" this veil trails nicely behind the bride. Longer than most short dress trains the chapel length will sit longer than the end of the dress.

Cathedral A more dramatic choice at 110" this veil is quite long and is best suited to dresses with a longer train. Because of the soft draping of this style veil it tends to bunch together and so it is best worn nearest to the length of the dress or just slightly over, that way the veil rests on the dress and this helps it sit nice and wide.