How Do You Make A Bridal Veil With A Tiara?
A bridal veil is a traditional piece of wedding attire. Three popular styles are the fingertip, blusher and cathedral veil. The fingertip veil is approximately 40 inches long from the top of the head to the tips of the fingers. The blusher falls to the tops of the shoulders and can be combined with other veils to make a layered effect. The cathedral veil is floor-length plus 6 inches, depending on the height of the bride. In 2009, veils cost $50 to $200, with tiaras adding an additional $50 to $200 to the total cost. With some planning, almost anyone can make a bridal veil with a tiara, and save money in the process. Fold the bridal illusion tulle in half and weight it down with heavy objects, such as drink coasters, on top of the rotary cutting mat. Measure 40 inches of fabric and cut in a straight line or curved arc across the bottom of the tulle. Add embellishments, such as seed pearls or crystals, one at a time using wooden toothpicks. Dip the end of the toothpick in craft glue and
