47 Wedding Hairstyles That Look Perfect With a Veil

This bride let her romantic curls take center stage by cinching her veil a few inches below her crown. We love the fresh blooms added just off to the side.

We can't decide what we love more: This bride's trendy blunt cut or her sweeping veil. The look is feminine and romantic to a T.

Fashion designer Carly Cushnie added a veil to the back of her head, allowing her curls to take focus. The voluminous veil balances out the height of Cushnie's 'do.

Actress Carlson Young rocked a soft fishtail braid underneath her veil. Her full fringe adds a decidedly French-girl twist to the ensemble.

Short hair, don't care. A veil can still be worn perfectly with pixie cuts.

Don't be afraid to pump up the volume. As opposed to a slicked-back ponytail, opt for loose, romantic strands.

A center part and low chignon make for a classic combo, with a veil sweetly tucked in just above the knot.

Undoubtedly romantic, this bride added a gorgeous flower crown to accentuate her dutch braid.

A glossy low bun is stunningly sophisticated, and the lovely pop of gold detail along this bride's veil is a great touch.

Honey & Silk's Stephanie Liu opted for a veil underneath her loose bun. Ringlets around the face add definition to the updo.

This bride tucked her bangs back and let her hair fall around her shoulders for a retro-glam look. The veil was pinned high above the crown to add height to the 'do.

For her wedding, Hannah Bronfman rocked a sleek bun with a vintage birdcage veil.

You can still rock a veil with a laid-back hairstyle. It's all about the placement.

Long, straight locks and a bejeweled headband give this veiled look a retro spin. Keep your strands extra glossy for a radiant and ethereal look.

A wavy bob and sweeping veil prove to be a stylish combination.

Draping a veil over a high bun gives off a regal look. This beauty looks positively royal at her elegant Lake Como, Italy, nuptials.

Voluminous waves and a veil cinched at the back of the head are perfect for minimalist brides.

Don't discount the ever-humble ponytail. This bride proves that a low pony absolutely stuns with a veil.

Two hair accessories are better than one. In addition to her veil, this bride enhanced her updo with a jeweled headpiece.

This bride added a bit of flair to her traditional chignon by cinching a few blossoms just below the veil.

These luscious curls were made for a cascading veil. The tiers falling around the bride's face and shoulders bring the focus to her beautiful features.

Donning a 'do with tons of volume at the crown should not deter you from wearing a veil. This beaming bride is proof that you can have both.

Liven up your half-up, half-down style by adding a few loose braids at the sides. This will also create a slight anchor for the veil to nestle into.

Although this bride is rocking a modern style, the veil is traditionally placed at the top of her head.

The same bride continued to keep with tradition by draping the veil over her face as she entered the ceremony and walked down the aisle.

This bride wore her hair in a loosely plaited braid down her back and tucked the veil at the base, just at the nape of the neck.

A high bun and dramatic veil are a match made in heaven. Also, can we just talk about how perfect those "something blue" shoes are?

This ethereal bride paired a gilded, Grecian-inspired headpiece with her veil for a look that was just as dreamy as her Tuscan nuptials.

This bride elegantly draped her jaw-dropping veil over a mid-height bun. We're absolutely obsessed with the results.

This bride's raked-back natural curls provide both texture and structure to hold up the weight of the veil. The romantic results fit the French château venue.

She had us at birdcage veil. What can we say? We love a shorter length and birdcage combo.

Add a bit of flair to your beach waves by parting the hair in the middle, and creating two fun twists at the sides.

Planning on pairing your dress with a flower crown or headpiece? Try attaching the veil to the back of the piece and letting it fall from those points, creating a goddess-like effect.

If you're looking to achieve a half-up, half-down style, add two or three strands of hair to frame the face.

A slick, low bun is both totally chic and modern. This bride's minimalist hair and veil combo made for a stunning juxtaposition to her floral-printed lace dress.

Beach waves are a classic. It's no wonder we love them so much.

There's no hard and fast rule that a veil has to be placed above a hairstyle. This particular bride attached hers underneath her chignon for a sweet touch.

This bride accented her veil and beautifully tousled waves with dusty-hued roses befitting her autumnal vineyard wedding in Napa.

This vintage-inspired, cathedral-length headpiece adds a retro flair to this exuberant bride's soft waves.

For laid-back brides, a relaxed updo with loose strands can still work perfectly well with a veil.

This bride wore her veil at the very top of the crown to add volume to her beachy tendrils.

This bride's interwoven topknot has a veil cascading out from beneath it. The rogue tendrils framing her features add a sweetness to the overall look.

A simple updo is instantly brought to life with a veil washing over it in a waterfall-like effect.

Brushed-out waves are given a romantic touch with the gentle placement of this sweet veil.

Add drama to a smooth and bouncy blowout by attaching an ample-sized, sweeping veil.

This bride's glossy, dark locks make for a stunning contrast to the creamy, white veil billowing out behind her.

Stone Cold Fox designer Cydney Morris draped this enchanting, vintage Victorian silk lace veil over straightened hair with the ends coyly curled inwards.