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Crowning Glory Silk Veils offer silk wedding veils proessionally designed to your exact requirements and made to measure in silk tulle, silk chiffon or silk organza with your choice of decoration.

A silk wedding veil can make a dramatic difference transforming the simplest dress into a stunning Bridal outfit.

Know How: Wedding veils

Veils can be a variety of lengths and whilst many of you wouldn't wear one, some of you dream of lengthy tulle cascading behind you. I've put together a handy guide so that you know what length to ask for. Most of the shorter lengths can be defined by where they end as you'll see.

Illustration via bespoke and designer veil stockist Claires Veils.

Blusher: This is the shortest style and sits just on the shoulders. Many veil lengths incorporate a blusher which can cover the face and then be pushed back to sit on top of the head after the ceremony. Blushers can be worn alone with informal dresses or paired with hats for a modern look.

Shoulder length: A very simple veil that sits on the shoulders and can be made to look fuller with a blusher. Fairly informal.

Elbow: A good choice for shorter brides as it spans to the elbow and won't swamp you in fabric. Can be informal or formal.
Fingertip: Taller brides can carry off this style which looks very elegant and veers towards more formal styles.

Mantilla: Layered veil in lengths from elbow to waltz. It's usually lace or trimmed with lace and embroidery.

Waltz: Almost floor length but just that bit shorter allowing you to 'waltz.' Also called floor length.

Chapel: This style reaches the floor is usually combined with one to two layers to give a fuller effect.

Cathedral: The most formal of all veils, it's designed to be worn with a full gown with a cathedral length train and can reach around 144 inches long.

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You are... Slim Athletic

Thin and tall, your straight and narrow frame may not have a lot of curve. Small around the bottom and the bust, your typically thin or toned frame can benefit from a little pomp and frill.
Tips to Remember: If you love your figure why not show it off in a sheath? A straight sheath or mermaid dress can add curves and enhance your figure all on its own. And with the addition of beading around the bust or ties at the waist it can create a feminine form. A ball gown with its full skirt will instantly fill out your frame while an empire line dress can help create shape on your top half.
The dress for you: Empire, sheath, ball gown.

You are... Petite

Small with delicate body features and subtle curves, you tend to also be a little bit shorter than most. An average size bust and naturally toned body means that proportion is key.
Tips to Remember: A lot of your tips are around hemlines. If you feel swamped in a full length gown, play around with one of a shorter length. Don't be afraid to play around with different hem shapes like asymmetrical, pillow or tulip shapes. A simple sheath dress can be very classic, or to elongate the frame a tailored empire or A-line dress can work wonders.
The dress for you: Tea length, empire or A-line.

You are... an Apple

Shapely slim legs and delicate shoulders are some of the key features of an apple shape. With a larger bust, wider torso and a full waist you have a curvy and feminine figure.
Tips to Remember: Most people opt for longer length gowns but with your killer legs a tea length gown may be a great option! Another thing to think about is a gown that is floor length but features a subtle slit. Empire line dresses tend to flatter apple figures a lot as they re-proportion the figure and draw the eye up towards the bust. A-line dresses again add balance while a dress that cinches heavily at the waist can help create a more hour glass figure.
The dress for you: Tea length, empire or A-line

You are... Pear Shaped

With curve on the bottom half, pear shaped girls will often have a smaller bust paired with a slimmer torso and waist. On the bottom half, pear shaped girls tend to have shapely hips, butt and thighs and usually carry little weight on the back.
Tips to Remember: Your slim shoulders waist and torso means that dresses with intricate top halves such as detailing across the décolletage or shaping in the torso are great choices for you. Empire line and ball gown dresses skim over the hips and thighs whilst your trusty friend the A-line is a great choice for wedding attire. Another good option is to show off your back with a plunging back on a simple halter or ball gown dress.
The dress for you: Empire, A-line or ball gown.

You are... an Hour Glass

Tall or short, hourglass girls' bodies are defined more by their typically curvy frame. If you are an hourglass you’ll have a naturally thin waist with a medium to large bust and smaller shoulders. Small waists and curvy figures mean that often hourglass girls have more defined hips.
Tips to Remember: Being curvy isn't a bad thing! If you are blessed with curves and love them then why not opt for a sheath gown that shows off your shape? Panelling, beading and silk inserts of lace can help distract from problem areas and draw the eye to your favourite assets. For those who would like to diminish the curves, choose a dress with a tight bodice or cinched waist and a full skirt like an A-line dress or ball gown.
The dress for you: Sheath, ball gown or A-line.

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How To Choose The Right Wedding Dress For Your Body Shape

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A wedding dress can look flattering or bad on you. In order to make sure that you look the former, it is important to know the shape of your body so that you will choose the right fit for the wedding dress.

Look at yourself in the mirror, be honest and recognized the best and worse part of your features:

If you are short, look for gowns that have vertical lines or decorations that can give the illusion of height. Avoid heavy fabric that weighs you down.

If you are tall, look for gowns that are sophisticated sweeping lines. Satin or linen fabrics are good.

If you have large busts, look for an off shoulder dress or an open neckline. Look for a fitted waistline or a low cut back to draw the attention from your busts. Avoid high neckline like Queen Anne or strapless designs.

If you have small to medium busts, you can try V necklines or scoop back. Avoid tight waistline. You can try for an empire design wedding dress.

If you have long shapely legs, you can try short skirts or skirts with silts to show off.

If you have a tiny waist, choose one that has a natural waistline.

If you have great bosoms, choose a strapless or shoulder design to show your cleavage.

If you have a smooth back, choose the low back dress plus some accessories to show off the lovely back of yours!

If you are fair skinned, avoid pure white. If you are dark skinned, avoid ivory or yellow tones.

These are some tips for you to ponder on when going to the bridal shop to try the wedding dress.
Now you know how to choose your dress!