2 Tier Cathedral Bridal Veil with Crystals for Wedding Ceremony

Seeing how ridiculously expensive veils get I was actually planning on making my own veil, but then I realized it'd take too much time (which, come on, no bride ever has enough) and may still be rather expensive considering how much tulle I'd need to buy. This veil was an unbelievable deal, it was long, fluffy, just like I wanted, but it's for a lot less money than the cost of the tulle itself. The rhinestones are a nice touch, not overwhelming but just enough to make it unique; also, the top tier has "double rhinestones" glued together, which was great in that if you wanted to use it as a blusher you can and you wouldn't have the backs of the rhinestones showing up.I was afraid I may have trouble securing the plastic comb, as online reviews usually say they're not as good as the metal ones, but in the end it was just fine, my hairdresser didn't have any problem securing it in my half-updo with some bobby pins, and it stayed put even after about 4 hours of dragging on the floor, catching on things and getting pulled by the photographer during photoshoots.It arrived tightly packed in a large envelope, but after having it just hang from the ceiling for a day or two most if not all the wrinkles came out, so that was nice.After thoroughly inspecting the veil, I found a very small tear near the edge, or rather the edge wasn't secured to the pencil edge trimming, which was not a big deal all; I was originally planning on fixing it, but then never did and it was noticed anywhere, which isn't surprising considering the size and length of the veil.BOTTOM LINE: This is a great deal, the veil looks great in real life and on wedding photos (got awesome wind shots), for this money you're not risking anything, so I don't see a reason not to buy it if this is the kind of a veil you're looking for.