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The Pearl Veil, Scattered pearls that catch every light in the room -82%
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The Pearl Wedding Veil

Scattered pearls that catch every light in the room

$54.00 $300.00boutique price

A pearl-scattered veil in a bridal salon starts at $300, and the pearls are glued on.

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Why it works

  • Pearls scattered through the tulle catch every light source in the room
  • The detail reads on camera, where plain tulle disappears against a white dress
  • Fingertip, chapel or cathedral length, so it scales to your venue
  • Hidden comb, no pins, on and off in one movement

Soft tulle scattered with pearls, denser toward the bottom edge. The pearls are there for the camera: plain tulle photographs as a pale blur against a white dress, while scattered pearls give the light something to catch.

Sewn rather than glued, hidden comb, fingertip to cathedral length, ivory or white. Free worldwide shipping.

Details

  • ·Soft tulle scattered with simulated pearls
  • ·Fingertip, chapel or cathedral length
  • ·Ivory or white
  • ·Hidden metal comb
  • ·Free tracked worldwide shipping

Shipping and returns

Free tracked shipping worldwide. Ships within 2 to 4 business days, arrives in 2 to 3 weeks. You have 14 days after delivery to return it, and damaged items are replaced free.

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Good to know

What is a pearl wedding veil?

A pearl veil is a plain tulle veil with small pearls scattered across it, usually more densely toward the bottom edge. The pearls exist for the camera: plain tulle photographs as a pale blur against a white dress, while scattered pearls give the light something to catch.

How is it different from a mantilla?

A mantilla is defined by a lace border and drapes over the crown. A pearl veil is plain tulle with pearls through it and gathers at a comb, so it falls behind you like a classic veil.

Which length should I choose?

Fingertip for an outdoor or relaxed wedding, chapel for most churches, cathedral if you want the aisle and exit photos to be about the veil.

Do the pearls fall off?

They are sewn rather than glued, which is the difference between a veil that survives the day and one that leaves pearls on the dance floor.