Step 4: Veil Edges

Now is the fun part. You are the designer! You already have your own unique sense of style, so choose what feels right for you while considering the features of the wedding dress. These are the most often used edges we offer, let us know if you want something different.

See a sample of each edge in person!

No Edge Raw Edge Veil Cut Edge: No edge, this edge is simply left alone once it’s cut. It creates a simple veil. These wedding veils have a disappearing effect and lets wedding gowns show through. Cut edge veils can also be DIY veils, just add your own edge or embellishments. See Cut Edge Veils in action!
 Pencil edge veil has a narrow stitched edge Pencil Edge: Stitches tightly cover the edge (also known as a rolled hem or satin stitch). Pencil edge veils have a light outline. This is a fine narrow finish that creates simple bridal veils, available in any color. All wedding gowns work well with this simple edge. View some Pencil Edge Veils.
Pencil edge in gold metallic thread Gold Pencil Edge: Metallic gold embroidery thread forms a brilliant pencil edge that goes well with wedding gowns that have gold embellishments. We have found a gold thread that is not too brassy, but you may want to check a sample in person. See photos of Gold Pencil Edge Veils.
Pencil Edge veil in silver metallic thread Silver Pencil Edge: Metallic silver embroidery thread forms a brilliant pencil edge that goes well with wedding gowns that have silver embellishments. The silver pencil edge is a favorite. See brides wearing their Silver Pencil Edge Veils.
lettuce edge bridal veil Scalloped Pencil Edge: Also known as lettuce edge, it looks like a wavy ruffled edge like lettuce leaves. These wedding veils have a fluttering effect. A pencil edge is over a
monofilament line to create and hold the effect the flutters over wedding gowns.
Ribbon Edge Polyester Satin Ribbon Edge: Available in 1/8″ and 1/4″ wide as well as different colors. These wedding veils have a clearly recognizable yet narrow edge that highlights satin wedding gowns. (Want organza ribbon? Email for quote)
Silk Ribbon
Silk Satin Ribbon Edge:
Available in 3/8″ or 5/8″ wide as well as 37 colors. This 100% silk ribbon is incredibly soft. These bridal veils have a luxurious flowing edge that frame satin wedding gowns.
Satin rattail cord edge Satin Rattail Cord Edge: This satin rattail cord has 1/8″ wide diameter. Bridal veils with a cord edge have substance and definition that highlights satin wedding gowns. Available in colors too.
Gathered Scallop Edge Gathered Scalloped Edge: These wedding veils have a cloud effect, as the scallops are formed by gathering up the edge at regular intervals. It works best around the lower edge of long veils. Swarovski crystal beads or faux pearls are sewn at each inner point to create lightly beaded bridal veils.
True Scalloped Edge True Scalloped Edge: This is a flat curved edge. Beautiful flowing curves elegantly highlight the edge of these bridal veils. They are a nice touch for wedding gowns that have scalloped lace. These wedding veils come with a pencil edge, other edges/trims will not work.
Beaded Edge Beaded Edge: Beaded bridal veils are spectacular! The beading adds weight which helps at windy outdoor weddings or beach weddings. Beads are hand sewn back to back along the edge. Beaded bridal veils can be done with Swarovski crystals, faux pearls, combinations (shown) and other beads.
Pearl Edge Pearl Trim Edge: 4mm faux pearl trim provides a beautiful accent and a little weight, helpful for outdoor weddings or beach weddings. These pearls come permanently fixed to a cord and machine stitched to the bridal veil. Pearls make beautiful inexpensive beaded bridal veils.