Ball gown, princess, A-line, mermaid, trumpet, sheath, tea length or cocktail. This will help you to decide on the length and the fullness (width) of your veil. Your veil should be proportional to your dress.
BALLGOWN Short veils (elbow or waist length) and long veils (chapel length to cathedral provided it's longer than the train of the dress).
Veil width: medium (72") to extra fullness(108").
PRINCESS AND A-LINE Fingertip length veils and long veils (chapel length to cathedral length provided it's longer than the train of the dress).
Veil width: medium (72") to extra fullness (108").
TRUMPET AND MERMAID Birdcage veils, elbow to fingertip length veils and long veils (chapel length to cathedral length provided it's longer than the train of the dress).
Veil width: narrow (55") to extra fullness (108").
SHEATH AND COLUMN Birdcage veils, from elbow to cathedral length veils provided it's longer than the train of the dress.
Veil width: narrow (55") to medium fullness (72").
TEA LENGTH AND COCKTAIL Birdcage veils, mini to elbow length veils This guidance applies to wedding dresses in general based on my observation and personal opinion but it all comes back to your desired bridal look and personal preferences.
