Cage Veil Ideas- A considerably charming and vintage escape from the traditional and contemporary cathedral veils which were often shoulder-length; birdcage veils exhibit sophistication and luxury along with a cherry and playful touch. The 1950s and 1960s veils were all about simplicity and lace along with precise length and needlework.

Contrary to this, the modern caged veils are all about luxe embellishments and unique shades. Also, these modern bridal or party accessories involve raw ends and are often made of tulle net. Looking at the caged veils from Greek’s point of view, it saves the bride from all kinds of evil while during the Medieval times it was considered to be a sign of purity and chastity. Hence the modern bride is, no matter what, fond of this enchanting wedding accessory as it is well-known that the more conventional it gets, the more beautiful it looks on the big day. Also, these beautiful pieces will further enhance your hairstyles by adding a touch of festivity to them. A veil is often considered to be old-fashioned among the modern brides but by the end of the wedding shop, most of the brides realize that it is one essential item that will give them the ideal divine look.

How to Wear Wedding BirdCage Veil

The ladies who are planning to pick a caged veil for their cousin, sister or bestie’s wedding or before ceremony party, as well as the brides-to-be, will find this article to be extremely helpful as it will provide you with some of the most elegant and unique ideas on how to wear a birdcage veil on the big, festive day, relieving you the pain of going through a large number of veils at various boutiques.

Now, you can make a birdcage veil at home as you like with a just a few items like a small metal comb, two net pieces each 3 inches long; one with small and the other with big holes and finally, some lace or other embellishments as you desire. Cover the comb with a 2-inches long tulle with smaller holes and later attach it to the 3-inches longer one, which has bigger holes, with a white thread and needle. Also, make sure you have cut the front two corners making them looking neat and rounder. Attach the lace with some hot glue such that it covers the comb, giving you the desired look while costing you a fair fortune.