Fingertip Wedding Veils — Short Bridal Veils with Comb | Pearl, Lace & Beaded Styles

The veil for the bride who wants to wear it all day.

Long veils belong to the ceremony. Fingertip veils belong to the bride. Short enough that you can dance in them, photograph in them, walk to the reception in them without anyone holding the train — but still long enough to frame your back and catch the light. There's a reason fingertip is the most-requested veil length on the planet: it works with every dress, every venue, every body type.

We've chosen three handcrafted fingertip styles that cover the three things modern brides actually look for: a classic two-tier blusher for the ceremony moment, a romantic pearl-and-lace for soft photography, and a hand-beaded heirloom for brides who want something they'll keep forever.

The three styles:

Soft Mesh Two-Tier with Blusher  — $45 A two-tier fingertip veil with a flippable blusher layer — the shorter top layer covers your face during the processional, and your father, partner, or officiant lifts it back for the first kiss. The mesh has a soft elastic edge that gives the veil a gentle, structured shape (it won't go limp halfway through the ceremony). The classic ceremony-moment veil and our most-requested style for traditional church weddings. — ivory (natural white with warm undertone)

Fairy Pearl Lace Fingertip  — $49 A single-tier fingertip with a delicate lace edge running the perimeter and freshwater-style pearls scattered across the body of the veil. The most photogenic short veil in the collection — soft, dreamy, made for Pinterest moodboards. Pairs beautifully with lace dresses, garden venues, and golden-hour photography. — off-white (slightly cooler than ivory, with the lace edge reading a touch brighter)

Hand-Beaded Pearl & Crystal Fingertip  — $79 Our heirloom piece. Every pearl and every Czech crystal sewn by hand along the edge — no glue, no shortcuts. Heavier than the other two, with a hidden clip attachment instead of a comb for an invisible hold. Built for mermaid and trumpet gowns where the veil sits at hip level and the beadwork catches every light in the room. The veil to wear with a simple satin dress when you want the veil to be the statement. — ivory (warm undertone, with the beading reading slightly champagne in warm light)

What's included with every veil:

• One bridal veil in your chosen style
• High-quality metal hair comb pre-sewn and ready to wear 
• Storage Instructions for steaming
• Protective garment bag for travel and post-wedding storage

Why fingertip works for almost every dress:

• Mermaid / trumpet / fit-and-flare gowns: A long veil cuts the silhouette at the knees. Fingertip sits above the curve and lets the dress shape do the work.
• A-line and modern minimalist gowns: Fingertip drapes cleanly without competing with the dress.
• City hall, courthouse, and elopement dresses: A cathedral veil is overkill. Fingertip is the right scale.
• Lace and embellished gowns: A simple fingertip lets the dress detail breathe. (Skip heavily beaded V643 with a heavily beaded dress.)

Looking for a longer veil for the ceremony?

Browse our Cathedral & Chapel Wedding Veils → — eight long-trailing styles built for church aisles, formal venues, and grand-entrance photography.

Care Instructions:

A wedding veil is delicate by design — the same soft tulle and hand-finished lace that make it beautiful also make it worth a little care. Follow this guide and your veil will look flawless on the day, and stay keepsake-perfect for years after.

What never to do

• Never iron tulle directly. Without a pressing cloth, tulle scorches or melts in seconds.
• Never machine wash or tumble dry. The comb will snag and tear the fabric, and the heat will warp the tulle permanently.
• Never use fabric softener, starch, or spray-on wrinkle release. They leave residue that yellows the fabric over time.
• Never store the veil folded long-term. Permanent creases set within a few months of folded storage.
• Never pull or tug a stuck veil. If it catches on jewellery or a zipper, stop and gently free it thread by thread.

Spot cleaning

For small marks, dab gently with a clean white cloth dampened with cool water — blot, never rub. For makeup at the hairline, use a tiny amount of mild soap on a damp cloth and blot lightly. For anything heavier — wine, lipstick, or marks on a trailing hem — do not attempt it yourself. Take the veil to a professional wedding-gown cleaner, who can treat delicate tulle without damaging it.

Returns & Exchanges:

We want you to love your veil. If something isn't right, here's how we'll make it right.

We accept returns within 14 days of delivery on veils that are:

• Unworn — with no makeup, perfume, deodorant, or hair-product residue
• In their original condition, with the protective garment bag and comb intact
• Free of any creases or marks beyond the normal folds from shipping

To start a return, message us with your order number and the reason for the return. We'll send you return instructions and the address.