How Do You Sew A Wedding Veil?
Few fashion accessories can match the sheer enchantment of a wedding veil. Over time, these iconic accessories have morphed from a single section of lace to ornate, bejeweled tiara-crowned lengths of tulle. Today’s veil comes in a wide variety of sizes and styles. Some are short and light. Others are cathedral-length expanses of silk organza that don’t arrive at the altar until moments after the bride has landed there. Whichever style you plan to craft, use the directions in this article to look gorgeous while staying within the boundaries of your wedding budget. Drop in at a bridal shop and try on veils to see which style and weight feels and looks best. Your dreams of sewing a cathedral-length veil (at least 108-inches long) might change radically when you discover that a more manageable floor-length veil (62-inches to 72-inches) proves easier to manage. Alternately, waist- or finger-length blush (24-inches) or shoulder (18-inches) veils offer your groom one less thing to worry about
