Veil colors: white, off white and ivory, worn with matching dresses

FIND YOUR COLOR

Choose the shade that sits beautifully with your dress.

CHOOSING YOUR COLOR

Bridal whites are not all the same. Our veils come in three shades — white, off white and ivory — so the tulle and lace sit naturally with the fabric of your dress, instead of looking brighter or more yellow next to it.

White veil with a white satin ball gown

WHITE

The brightest shade: crisp and clean. Made for pure white dresses in satin, mikado or crepe.

Off white veil with lace edge and an off white crepe dress

OFF WHITE

A soft, natural white with a hint of warmth. Works with most white and off white dresses.

Ivory two-tier veil with an ivory satin dress

IVORY

A warmer, creamy shade. Made for ivory, champagne and cream-toned dresses.

Veil colors: white, off white and ivory, worn with matching dresses

MATCH YOUR VEIL TO YOUR DRESS

Hold the veil next to your dress, not your skin: the dress decides the shade. If your dress label says ivory or champagne, choose ivory. If it is a bright, pure white, choose white. Not sure? Off white is the softest match for most dresses.

COMPARE IN DAYLIGHT

Indoor light makes every white look warmer. Check your dress by a window to see its true shade.

CONSIDER THE FABRIC

Satin reflects light and looks brighter; crepe and lace look softer. Match the shade, not the shine.

WHEN IN DOUBT, GO SOFTER

A slightly warmer veil blends in. A veil brighter than the dress can make the dress look yellow.