A veil here is not an accessory chosen separately. It is designed in the same tone as your dress, which means it can only take shape once the dress has its silhouette and the fabric is settled.
The veil follows the dress
Tone sur tone means the veil’s fabric is chosen against the exact shade of your dress, rather than a generic white. In the photograph, a pearl-beaded veil is laid next to an ivory bodice with vertical pleating so the tones can be compared before it is finished.
Only with a dress, and only in the same schedule
The studio is working at full capacity, so veils are made only when you are ordering a dress with us. We do not take standalone veils at the moment. The veil sits inside the same making schedule as the dress, so message us with your wedding date and we will tell you what is possible.
Measuring is still the step that matters
Every dress here is drafted to your own measurements, never taken from a stock block, and sewn to them with no allowance left to alter later — so the measuring decides most of the outcome. For a bride abroad we send an illustrated guide and measure with you on a video call, share the fabrics and the samples on camera during that call, and settle the design and the cost in messages. Sometimes we ask you to measure a second time before anything is cut.
How the veil is agreed
As with the dress, the design and the cost are settled with you in messages. Because the veil can only be finished once the dress has its shape, it follows the same schedule as the dress — and we do not take rush orders for brides abroad; the timeline is counted back from your wedding date (how far ahead to order).
