Orders are sent from San Antonio, TX by USPS Priority Mail and are normally received within 4 days after the item is shipped. We usually dispatch the items that are in our stock within 24 hours. The expected arrival date is shown on the checkout screen. The ship date for your order is shown on the order receipt. For custom orders and the ones not in our San Antonio warehouse, we ship directly from our workshop in Turkey with UPS Saver . It takes 3-4 business days.

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Illusion tulle is a soft tulle that falls between our traditional and silk style in terms of body and structure. The 'holes' in the fabric are tiny and as such this works beautifully if you have a very embellished dress as it won't catch. It is very similar to Italian tulle!

Most of the veils have an attached comb. It fits securely and comfortably in the hair.

Single tier means that the veil flows from it's attachment point (normally a comb) down the back. There is no blusher, section of veil in front of the face.

Two-tier wedding veils- mean that the veil includes a 'blusher' that can be pulled forward over the face.

The Spanish-style circular veil features a thick lace trim along the edge and intricate embellishments cascading down the front, framing the bride's face. Traditionally, mantilla veils are worn on top of the head about two inches behind the hairline, which allows the lace edge to drape perfectly alongside the bride’s face and down to her shoulders.

For long veils, where the veil is going to actually lay on top of the train, then you need to think about the width a little more carefully. Essentially, the wider the dress, the wider the veil should be. You can also play around with this. For example, you can create a beautiful effect by having a veil both longer and wider than your train to fully surround it in tulle.

- Enhancing Silhouette: Petticoats are often worn under dresses and skirts to add volume and shape to the garment, creating a fuller and more flattering silhouette.

- Providing Structure: In historical fashion, petticoats were used to provide structure and support to dresses, particularly those with hoop skirts or crinolines, helping the skirt maintain its shape.

- Modesty: Petticoats can add an additional layer under sheer or lightweight fabrics, providing modesty and preventing see-through effects.

- Comfort: Some petticoats are designed with soft, comfortable fabrics that help prevent chafing and discomfort from rough outer garments.