Ivory Wedding Veils
Ivory veils in lace, tulle and cathedral length. Perfect for ivory gowns.
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The White Collection carries ivory wedding veils in tulle, lace trim, ivory lace and cathedral length from designers chosen for their fabric quality and finishing. An ivory veil is the right match for most Australian brides because the warm, slightly off-white tone of ivory fabric sits naturally against the champagne, soft white and ivory gowns that make up the majority of modern bridal collections. A bright white veil worn with an ivory dress will almost always appear slightly at odds.
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Ivory veil guide: length, fabric and colour matching
Ivory veil lengths explained: chapel length extends to the floor and is the most popular choice for formal church ceremonies and traditional venues. Cathedral length extends behind the bride on the floor and suits the most formal ceremonies, it is a significant statement and suits ballgowns and full skirt silhouettes best. Fingertip length sits at the fingertips when the arms hang naturally, which is a versatile mid-length that works across venue types and dress styles. Elbow length and blusher veils are shorter and give a more relaxed look suited to garden ceremonies and less formal receptions.
Ivory lace veils add texture and detail that a plain tulle veil does not. A lace trim veil, where lace borders the hem and sometimes the edge, adds romance and definition to any silhouette. A full lace ivory veil is one of the most striking choices for a traditional or vintage-inspired wedding. The density and pattern of the lace affects how heavy the veil feels in wear: a finer lace trim is lighter and more manageable. Consider how the lace pattern on the veil relates to any lace on the dress, and whether you want them to match exactly, complement loosely, or contrast deliberately.
What colour veil should I wear with an ivory dress? An ivory veil is the most natural match for an ivory dress. The warm undertone of the veil and gown will sit consistently together in photographs. A white veil worn with an ivory dress can appear starkly bright against the warmer fabric. If in doubt, hold both in natural outdoor light: warm tones should match warm tones.
Can I wear a white veil with an ivory dress? Yes, particularly if the ivory of the dress is very pale or the white veil has a soft rather than stark finish. However, in most direct comparisons, an ivory veil will look more considered and more cohesive. If you already own a white veil or are inheriting one, consider whether the tone clash is visible in photos taken in your actual venue lighting, which can soften tonal differences significantly.
The White Collection ships to all states and territories across Australia. Free shipping on all orders over $100. Afterpay available. We recommend ordering your veil at least two months before the wedding to give yourself time to try it with your dress in your own lighting, not the showroom's.
FAQs
What colour veil should I wear with an ivory dress?
An ivory veil is the best match for an ivory dress. The warm, slightly off-white tone of ivory fabric sits naturally against most modern bridal gowns, which tend toward champagne, soft white or ivory rather than pure bright white. A white veil held against an ivory dress in natural light will usually appear visibly cooler, creating a contrast that most brides prefer to avoid.
What is a cathedral length ivory veil?
A cathedral length veil extends behind the bride across the floor, typically 300cm to 360cm in length from the comb. It is the longest standard veil length and is suited to the most formal ceremonies: grand churches, cathedral ceremonies and black-tie receptions. Cathedral length ivory veils suit ballgown and full skirt silhouettes best and require a longer aisle or processional to be seen at their most dramatic.
What is the difference between an ivory lace veil and an ivory tulle veil?
An ivory tulle veil is made from fine mesh fabric that gives a light, soft, barely-there effect. An ivory lace veil incorporates lace, either as a border trim along the hem, or as the primary fabric of the veil itself. Lace adds visual weight, texture and a more traditional or romantic aesthetic. A lace trim veil gives you the lightness of tulle with the definition of lace edging.
Should my veil match my dress exactly?
Not necessarily. The veil and dress do not need to match to the millimetre, but they should be in the same tonal family. Warm ivory to warm ivory works. Mixing cool white and warm ivory will usually be visible in photographs. Hold both in outdoor light to check. Small differences in shade within the ivory-to-champagne range are usually not noticeable in photos, but the warm-to-cool distinction usually is.
Do you ship ivory wedding veils across Australia?
Yes. Free shipping on all orders over $100. Afterpay available. We recommend ordering at least two months before your wedding so you can try the veil with your dress and confirm the colour and length are right before the day.