For centuries, women have worn veils on their wedding day, originally to ward off evil spirits and bad luck, or as a sign of modesty and purity. Nowadays, the wedding veil is both symbolic and stylish, as it is also meant to complement the bride's wedding gown. There are many kinds of wedding veils; each one looks good with a different kind of gown. Blusher and ballet veils go well with shorter dresses, while chapel and cathedral veils look lovely when paired with long gowns with trains.

Our real brides have worn different kinds of wedding veils, each reflecting her personal style and making her stand out even more on her big day. Browse through the gallery below to see!

For inspirations on alternative wedding veils, click here.