7 colorful wedding veils for alternative brides

Ivory wedding veils are no longer the only choice in the bridal styling industry. Eclectic weddings and maximalist color palettes have been trending for a couple of years, opening up more opportunities for the brides to express themselves through outfits and, in particular, through veils. Take a look at some of the popular colorful wedding veils that brides choose for their ceremonies.

Blush

For brides who want soft, gentle colors, blush is an obvious choice! It complements any skin or hair color without grabbing all the attention to itself. It can be worn with ivory wedding gowns or with matching soft pink and blush colored dresses.

Woman wearing a white wedding dress with a long blush pink veil against a plain background

Pictured - Blush veil

Blue

An unusual ‘something blue’ accessory. Instead of blue being hidden in a garter or a pin, a blue veil will definitely make a statement! Our blue wedding veil is made with pastel baby blue shade. Perfect as a colorful elopement accessory to match your flower bouquet or wedding ceremony color palette.  

Woman in a white dress holding a light blue veil against a plain background

Pictured - Sky blue veil

Rose

Dusty pink bridal veil - a perfect accessory for a jewel-toned or fall wedding. This muted rose shade is colorful yet not overwhelming. The sheer illusion tulle doesn’t cover the back of the dress completely, allowing the details to be seen. 

Woman in a white dress with a pink veil against a white background

Pictured - Rose veil

Lavender

This soft lavender veil is perfect for spring weddings, bringing floral inspiration for a fresh, timeless look. This shade works well with natural elements like wood and greenery, making it an excellent addition to rustic and garden weddings. 

Woman wearing a white gown with a long lavender colored bridal veil on a plain background

Pictured - Lavender veil

Black  

A gothic inspired black wedding veil for alternative brides made with the tulle that is still sheer enough so that the gown can be seen with all its details. The black bridal veil can be worn with a classic ivory gown as a contrasting accessory or with a black wedding dress to match. 

Woman wearing a white lace dress with a black veil on a plain background

Pictured - Black veil

Multicolored

If you are looking for something truly unique, take a look at our multicolored wedding veils. A rainbow veil is made with 5 different tulle colors (all customizable!) and soft pastel hues. A unicorn veil has 3 colors sewn together, one on top of the other for an iridescent effect.

Woman wearing a rainbow veil with pastel colors on a white background

A woman wearing a floor-length, iridescent tulle wedding veil in shades of purple, blue, and rose, with a hand-sewn metal comb at the back.

Color accents 

Some brides are looking for more minimalist color accents, that’s where our double layered ivory veil with pink bows comes in. Rather than committing to a full colored wedding veil, placing specific color accents either in the form of lace, rhinestones or bows, is a safe choice. Each bow is sewn to the veil by hand and can be customized in size and color. 

White veil with pink bows on a plain background

Pictured - Double layered veil with pink bows

Get more inspiration about the style of wedding veils in this article. 

 

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