Aloha, since you have chosen to have your wedding in Hawaii, why not stick with a Hawaiian theme and consider not wearing a veil at all. If you have photos taken outdoors, our predominating tradewinds usually blow veils so they look quite distracting. This is especially true at the beach. As an alternative, consider wearing a traditional Hawaiian haku lei (head wreath of flowers). They are absolutely beautiful. This will give your photos a distinct Hawaiian look, and make all your friends back home jealous. Another alternative to a veil is to have you makeup person artistically pin flowers in your hair to match your bouquet etc. These suggestions will make you look like a Hawaiian Princess!

i would say just the flowers in your hair.

if you want a veil i would say a shoulder length, you don’t want to long.. i would say elbow length at the ultimate max length

i would leave my hair down and mayb curly or make it wavy style and then put some flowers in it i think tht would look very cute

I’m actually wearing a birdcage veil that only covers about half my face, and it has a few flowers attached to the base of it. Very simple and elegant!

flowers

My daughter was married on the beach in Figi Islands. She wore a floor length white sleeveless dress and wore flowers in her hair that matched her bouquet. No veil. It’s windy on the beach and your veil will just get in the way, or blow away.

Definitely flowers with a dress that short. It would look beautiful if you had them weaved throughout your hair.

Flowers in the hair would probably be better for the type of dress you are wearing. If you want a veil, I would not have it longer than about the middle of your back.