Bridal Veil & Dress Size Guide

Use this guide to prepare your measurements before ordering a bridal veil, wedding dress or custom bridal piece. If you are unsure about sizing, length or custom details, contact WonderBridalAtelier before placing your order.

Bridal Veil Length Reference

A visual reference showing common bridal veil lengths.

How to Take Wedding Dress Measurements

It is extremely important to take your measurements correctly so your dress can be made according to your measurements.

1. Bust
   Wearing the undergarments you plan to wear with the dress, wrap the measuring tape around your back and under your arms at the fullest part of your bust.
2. Chest
   Measure from one armpit to the other across the upper chest, without including the bust.
3. Hips
   Stand with your feet together and wrap the tape around the fullest part of your hips and seat.
4. Waist
   Stand straight and bend to the side. The crease that forms is your natural waist. Wrap the tape around the narrowest part of your natural waist.
5. Front Waist Length
   Start measuring at the top shoulder line and measure down toward the waist level, passing over the bust point. Keep the tape as straight as possible.
6. Back Length
   Start measuring from the nape of the neck, down the spine and to the waist.
7. Armseye / Upper Arm
   Wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of your upper arm. Make sure the tape is not too tight or too loose, as this affects sleeve size.
8. Waist to Floor
   Measure from the waist down to the floor.
9. Height
   Measure from the top of the head to the floor.
10. Heel Height
    Measure the heel height of the shoes you plan to wear with the dress.

Bridal Size Chart

The size chart is a general reference. For custom bridal pieces, exact measurements are more important than choosing a standard size. If you are between sizes, contact the shop before ordering.

Before Ordering

• Take measurements while wearing suitable undergarments.
• Keep the measuring tape straight and comfortable, not too tight.
• Ask another person to help for more accurate measurements.
• Use centimeters if possible, or clearly mention the unit used.
• Contact the shop before ordering if you are unsure.