Alex Gabany

Именно фата придает облику новобрачной романтичность и торжественность, создает вокруг нее эффект волшебной и таинственной ауры.

Сегодняшняя мода не регламентирует длину и форму фаты, она может быть очень короткой или, напротив, очень длинной, переходящей в роскошный шлейф. Поэтому выбирая такой важный свадебный аксессуар, прежде всего, руководствуйтесь здравым смыслом и своим внутренним чувством стиля.

Blusher: The blusher is a short, single layer veil worn over your face during the ceremony, then flipped back over the head or removed before “kiss the bride.” You can wear a blusher solo or with a longer veil.

Flyaway: The flyaway veil is multi-layered and barely brushes the shoulders. This veil is appropriate for more casual look.

Elbow: As the name implies, an elbow length veil extends to your elbows, providing the grace of a veil without overpowering your dress. This style is very popular for more casual weddings.

Finger Tip: The finger tip veil extends to your fingertips when your arms are hanging naturally. This popular veil length complements most wedding dresses – from sleek sheaths to elaborate ball gowns.

Waltz or Ballet: This long veil falls between your knees and ankles, a good option if you prefer a long veil, but your dress does not have a train.

Sweep: The veil brushes the ground, extending 8-12 inches beyond the gown.

Chapel: The chapel veil extends to the floor, falling 2 ½ yards from your headpiece and flowing over your train. This veil complements the length of your train and is appropriate for more formal weddings and attire.

Cathedral: The cathedral veil – or royal veil – is the most formal. It extends 3 ½ yards from your headpiece and is usually worn with a cathedral-length train.

Mantilla: This Spanish-inspired veil – often made of lace – drapes over the head to varying lengths.  A headpiece isn’t necessary to keep it in place.

Pouf: The pouf veil features gathered material added to the point where it connects to your headpiece, creating added volume. This style works with most veil lengths.