Patty BothSimple Elegent Lace Appliques Wedding Veil With Bridal Veils Comb

I love this veil but had to send it back because it didn't match my dress

This matched my vintage dress perfectly. I couldn’t ask for a better match for the price. Gorgeous.

I was expecting an ivory veil, but it's clearly white.It's beautiful and well made, but I don't know what to do bc it's the complete wrong color 😕

Overall pretty good for the time of me using it. But once I took it off the clip part broke off.

Loved it

I liked that it already came with a clip for my hair. It is good material as well, the perfect length just for me.

Everyone at the wedding complimented on how pretty my veil was. Great length, not to heavy.

Gorgeous veil. I'm excited to be able to wear it 😍

the finishes are terrible and this veil is not wearable. The tulle is very stiff and doesn't flow nicely. Returning this item

It went above and beyond..it was good quality and looked beautiful on my special day..thanks for making it even more special by making me feel like a bride

For the price, it turned out perfect for us. We needed a lace veil in short order and in desperation we thought the lace on this could work, despite being able to tell from the pics that the lace has somewhat rough edges. We had a shipping issue but thankfully still received it within a day of the expected delivery - phew.It was as pictured, the ivory definitely falls into the light ivory or warm white spectrum. In my experience working at bridal stores as long as you have the right undertones (warm vs cold) and the veil isn't darker than the dress, there's some flexibility because the fabric is so sheer. The lace has raised stitching in the Alencon style, and looks and feels surprisingly good in person. The lace is secured loosely and has rough edges but this can be carefully trimmed.If you are mostly looking for a veil for pics you can probably don't need to alter at all, but if you want it to look good in close range you'll probably want to do some trimming and potentially if you're feeling ambitious you could use iron-on adhesive to secure it better. It's attached nicely to the comb. It's on the stiffer end but once you steam it (or veeeery cool iron), it softens up a bit and drapes fine.Having worked at bridal stores I can tell you most of the dresses and veils are made in China and just have a massive mark up. The craftsmanship won't be wildly better unless you get something handmade. For the price, it's definitely worth considering, especially if you need something quick and have the patience to touch it up a little. This whole veil cost the same amount as a about 1/2 a metre of lace trim locally (you'd need 2-4m to make a veil, plus tulle), and about 1/10 the cost of a veil locally, so for many it could be a great choice! If you're looking for perfection pay 20x as much and get (or make) something handmade. Just depends on what your needs/wants are.

I purchased this for bridal boudoir photos, it is a cheap alternative to a very expensive veil. It will need to be steamed as it comes pretty much in a ball.