0 How To: Wear A Birdcage Veil

How to Wear a Birdcage Veil Beautiful Brides: do you love the style of a birdcage veil but have no idea how to wear it? i have researched this question and have found many ways for you to wear one this post will tell you how to wear a birdcage veil with short hair, long hair, hair worn up, or hair worn down and your questions answered! Let’s get started… by vanilla hue Q: What is a birdcage veil?  A: A birdcage veil is a wedding veil style that is worn close to one’s face. It is typically made of French netting or tulle attached to a hair comb to accommodate any hairstyle. by sibo designs Q: Should you wear a birdcage veil throughout your entire day? A: That’s entirely up to you. Some brides opt to wear a traditional long veil for the ceremony and wear a birdcage veil for the reception. Others wear a birdcage veil for the ceremony and remove the piece for the reception. And, of course, many brides wear the birdcage veil from the walk down the aisle to the last dance. It’s entirely up to you! Different Ways To Wear A Birdcage Veil: A birdcage veil can be worn in a variety of ways, depending on what feels most comfortable to you. If you’re wearing your hair down, simply slide the hair comb to position on the side of your head for an asymmetrical look. Or, slide the comb onto the top of your head for a fuller look. veils by tessa kim, photo by candice benjamin Wear a Birdcage Veil with your Hair Down Wearing your hair down for your wedding? Here are a few ways to wear a birdcage veil with those lovely locks. by brown eyed girls boutique left by chloris couture, top right – by the sunflower stand, bottom right – by gilded shadows by chloris couture by sibo designs Short hair? It’s easy to rock your sexy short ‘do with a birdcage veil. left by chloris couture, right by gilded shadows Wear a Birdcage Veil with your Hair Up Wearing your hair up? Here are a few examples to inspire your look. top left – by vanilla hue, bottom left – by melinda rose design, top right – by tessa kim, bottom right – by gilded shadows, bottom photo – by bridal couture girls