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THE HISTORY AND TRADITION OF THE WEDDING VEIL

There are many stories of the origin of a bride's veil. Some say that the veil was introduced in ancient Rome. People of that era believed that evil spirits would be attracted to the bride, so they covered her face with a veil in order to conceal her features and confuse them. The definition of veil is to "obscure, shroud, mask or cover, so perhaps that is how the bridal "veil" got its name.



It's also said the in medieval times, the veil was used to protect her from "the evil eye" and was a symbol of purity, chastity, and modesty.



Others say the the origin of the bridal veil was due to the circumstances of an arranged marriage. In days past, men bargained with an eligible young lady's father for their hand in marriage. AFTER the ceremony, the veil was lifted to reveal the brides features. This was to keep a groom from backing out of the deal if he didn't like what he saw.



Some say that the veil was used in days past as a symbol of a bride's submission and willingness to obey her husband.



Certain lengths of bridal veils got their names from how or where they were worn. At one time, Cathedral Veils were only worn in wedding that took place in cathedrals.



Well, times have changed the meaning of the tradition of wearing a bridal veil! Now, wearing a bridal veil:



signifies a special event - A Wedding!



signifies joy



highlights the bride's appearance and features



is the final crowning touch! Bridal Gowns are transformed with the addition of a veil.