Gorgeous Wedding Veils Through The Years

At the turn of the 20th century, wedding veil trends shifted toward less fabric; this created the desirable airy and flowing veil of the 1910’s.

The wedding veils of the 1920’s reflected the changing head ware of the time. Brides often wore lacy hats with the veils attached to the back.

The majority of the bridal veils of the 1930’s stayed consistent with the previous decade. This style may seem out of date, but iconic brides such as Grace Kelly later adapted the trend from the 1920’s and 30’s to create a vintage look!

The 1940’s wedding veil trend was all about simplicity. This was mostly due to fabric shortages from the war!

The fashion of the 1950’s is something to be envied even today! Classy collars, full skirts, and statement accessories dominated the decade. Wedding veil styles mirrored the modest and chic trends of the day. Skullcaps and birdcage veils were incredibly popular.

When someone mentions the 1960’s, you may think of bright colors, go-go boots, and miniskirts, but wedding veil traditions remained elegant and proper. Veils attached to pillbox hats were very common!

A more relaxed style dominated the wedding veil trends of the 1970’s! With “flower power” in mind, brides often wore floral crowns with veils draped on top.

When it came to fashion in the 1980’s, more was more. This was also true of bridal veil trends; the bigger the better!

The 1990’s mark a shift in wedding veil style history because bride-to-be’s stopped following a trend and started to follow their heart. Bridal fashion was a free-for-all!

Today, wedding veil fashion has a strong emphasis on romantically detailed veils that often drape over the bride’s head! Although, some bride’s decide to focus on the dress and not have a veil or they draw inspiration from the wedding veils of the past!