I am really not a fan of veils. I originally thought to get one (super cheap) for the ceremony and then take it off for the reception. Do I even really need one? Has anyone seen a bride without it?
Ms Sawney
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this is your wedding you don't have to do anything you don't want to do
LCnAC
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the chics in bridal magazines never have veils on...or necklaces really...anyone else notice that? unless its just cause they want the dress to stand out more
MrsK2008
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i didnt want one, then I realized it shadowed my arm flab and then I WAS ALL FOR IT!
jessnstu08
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Posted by MrsK2008
i didnt want one, then I realized it shadowed my arm flab and then I WAS ALL FOR IT!
that is great! i never thought of that as a good cover for arm flab , thanks for the idea ( i wasnt going to wear one either
MrsK2008
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Posted by MrsK2008
i didnt want one, then I realized it shadowed my arm flab and then I WAS ALL FOR IT!
that is great! i never thought of that as a good cover for arm flab , thanks for the idea ( i wasnt going to wear one either
glad I could be of assistance!
mRm2008
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I personally have never seen a bride w/o some type of veil, at least during the ceremony. I think you could get away without it completely. Just be prepared for people to notice
BoxOfRocks
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I didn't. Pics in album. I had some hair jewels (studs) in my updo. I forgot to wear earrings, so the look was a little plainer than I planned. I hate light fabrics brushing against my skin, so no veil for me.
LauraD419
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If you're not going to be 100% happy with it...don't wear it. It's YOUR wedding!!
Wifeynella
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you don need it.
from personal experience of trying on the dresses, i didnt feel like a bride until i had the veil on.
you have to do what ever makes you feel the most comfortable and look the best.
