Knee & Floor Length Veils

Our knee veils measure 45 inches and our floor veils measure 72 inches. A knee veil ends around your knees and a floor veil ends near the floor. Your height and the comb position change exactly where each one lands.

A floor length veil ends near the floor, while a chapel veil continues into a short train. Our floor veils measure 72 inches and our chapel veils measure 90 inches. Choose a floor veil for a shorter aisle or a full skirt. Choose a chapel veil when you want it to trail behind you.

A floor length veil can touch the ground, depending on your height and where the comb sits. Set at the base of an updo, the veil falls at its longest. Set at the crown, it falls shorter. Compare the 72 inch length with your own height before you choose.

Yes, a knee length veil is a good middle ground. At 45 inches, it clears the floor, keeps your skirt visible and moves easily as you walk. It gives more drama than a fingertip veil without the train of a chapel veil.

Petite brides can wear any veil length. Compare the inch measurement with your own height, not the length name. The names assume an average height. Our length chart uses a model who is 5 feet 8 inches tall. On a shorter bride, every veil falls lower.

Yes, a floor length veil goes beautifully with a ball gown. It balances a full skirt and frames the dress from behind without adding a train. Set the comb at the middle or base of your head so the tulle falls smoothly over the skirt.