Bridal Veils

The ideal length of bridal veils depends on the gown’s silhouette and the mood of the celebration. A cathedral veil evokes timeless grace, while fingertip or shoulder-length styles offer modern subtlety.

While not a rule, bridal veils that echo the fabric or texture of the gown create quiet harmony. Léshva’s veils are designed to complement each ensemble with understated refinement.

Lace and delicately beaded bridal veils continue to hold their charm, especially in heirloom-inspired settings. The emphasis this year is on thoughtful, detailed craftsmanship.

Yes, bridal veils can beautifully soften or balance non-traditional gowns. The key lies in choosing a design that honours both individuality and occasion.

Traditionally, the veil is lifted or removed after the vows. Many brides choose to keep their bridal veils on through the ceremony, then remove them before the reception to transition into celebration.