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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

  Long veils are no longer strictly reserved for houses of worship — they're popping up in pastoral farm weddings, beautiful beachfront receptions, and more non-traditional settings.

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  Add a Glamorous Touch to Your Bridal Ensemble

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

  A longer veil will need more maintenance and touch-ups throughout the day, but your bridesmaids will be happy to lend a hand.

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

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  Swept Up in Romance

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

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  Honor Your Family History With an Heirloom Veil

  This bride's handmade veil is 80 years old! Her grandmother wore it and preserved it in the hopes that it would be passed on for generations to come — how sweet is that?

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  Swept Up in Romance

  There's nothing more romantic than sharing a sweet kiss or embrace while wrapped up in a veil.

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

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  Add a Glamorous Touch to Your Bridal Ensemble

  A mantilla veil with lace trim can enhance a more classic gown.

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  Add a Glamorous Touch to Your Bridal Ensemble

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  Add a Glamourous Touch to Your Bridal Ensemble

  A cathedral veil creates the illusion of a longer gown train.

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  Swept Up in Romance

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  Make a Dramatic Entrance

  A forehead crown/veil combo exudes flower-child appeal.

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

  Veils add a vibrant sense of movement to your wedding photos.

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

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  Add a Glamorous Touch to Your Bridal Ensemble

  If you're wearing a more elaborate gown and headpiece, balance it out with a simpler veil style.

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

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  Swept Up in Romance

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

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  Make a Dramatic Entrance

  "Long veils are a great way to add drama or make a statement with your bridal look. You can do a classic clean veil or add some sparkle by having a veil embellished with crystals. Whichever one you decide on, make sure it represents you and suits your wedding-day style," says bridal accessories designer Ariel Jennifer Taub.

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  Swept Up in Romance

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

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  Make a Dramatic Entrance

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

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  Add a Glamorous Touch to Your Bridal Ensemble

  A long-sleeved boho sheath paired with a more traditional veil is sheer perfection.

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  Make a Dramatic Entrance

  This photo of a couple's first look from the vantage point of the bride gives us goosebumps.

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

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  Add a Glamorous Touch to Your Bridal Ensemble

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  Make a Dramatic Entrance

  Not even glittery gowns can upstage this bride's radiance.

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

  Storm clouds might be brewing in the distance but this couple's portrait is pure bliss.

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

  A lovely first look captured on film.

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

  A long veil and metallic booties added a high-fashion element to this nautical affair.

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

  An ivory dress and veil combined with the technicolor surroundings of nature gives this snapshot an ethereal quality.

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  Cathedral Veils Without the Chapel

  The contrast between an urban venue and a classic tulle veil is so fun and unexpected.

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  Add a Glamorous Touch to Your Bridal Ensemble

  We love how the lace edges of the veil mirror the scalloped back of this bride's gown.

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  Exquisite Photo Ops

  This breathtaking balcony shot just wouldn't have achieved the same effect without the bride's flowing veil.

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  Add a Glamorous Touch to Your Bridal Ensemble

  A classic, unadorned style balances out a chic textured skirt. If you're wearing blush, like this bride, then choose a veil that's a shade lighter; if your gown is white, then go for the same hue.

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  Make a Dramatic Entrance

  A two-tiered veil is reserved for the most traditional brides who want the "wow" factor of having their groom lift the blusher during the ceremony.

  Photo Credit: Melanie Gabrielle Photography

50 Long Wedding Veils That Will Leave You Speechless