The wedding veil has been a traditional mark of a bride over the centuries, and with it gone an individual cultural expression for each custom. The Spaniards are known for employing elaborately made lace veils, while the Chinese use bright red veils. Let's take a look at some of those enchanting traditions connected with wedding veils across different cultures. Wedding Veil: Ancient Origins The wedding veil has very ancient roots. In Rome, brides donned flame-coloured veils to protect themselves from evil spirits; in Greece, the veil signified purity and protection. The conventions changed over time, marrying the past with more modern bridal fashion. European Style: The Classic Veil The wedding veil has a long-established symbolic value expressing veneration and modesty in Europe. The classic white veil was made popular by Queen Victoria in her 1840 wedding. From cathedral sleep to bouffant, whatever else the cut may be, this has been designated to fit every type of bride and...