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1. How do I choose the right veil for my dress?
Consider your dress’s style, length, and embellishments, as well as your event theme. We offer veils from birdcage and short styles to mid-length, chapel, and elegant cathedral veils to suit every look.2. What is your shipping cost?
We keep it simple with a flat shipping rate of $12.50 for all orders, no matter where in the world you are. For more details, please see our Shipping & Delivery page.3. Do I need to pay sales tax, VAT, or GST on my order?
Applicable taxes are determined by your shipping destination. You’ll see the guaranteed total, including any tax, VAT, or GST, at checkout.4. What is your refund policy?
Please refer to our Returns & Exchanges page for full details on eligibility, process, and timelines. -
Order processing and delivery usually take 8–10 days. If your order is time-sensitive, please reach out to us at hello@madewhite.com for confirmation. For more details, visit our Shipping & Delivery page.
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Our returns policy is straightforward and easy to follow. For full details, please visit our Returns & Exchanges page.
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1. When your veil arrives in the mail, try it on with your dress to ensure it is the look that you envisioned.
2. For shorter veils, fold the comb side over the hanger and allow the entire body of the veil to loosely suspend.
3. For longer veils, fold the veil lengthwise 2 to 3 times while shaking out the wrinkles and creases.
4. Once you have properly hung your veil, place it in a protective storage bag to shield it from entangling with buttons, scarves, or other bulky items inside the closet.
5. A couple of days before the wedding day, take the veil out to prep it for the big day! Unfold the veil to let all the wrinkles release.
6. For stubborn wrinkles and creases, use a steamer to gently straighten it out.
7. For the day of, hang the veil (by folding the comb side over the hanger and holding it in place with clothespins) on a high rod or door and allow for the entire veil to hang without any folds.
