"Velo de Novia," or "bride's veil," is a traditional piece of bridal attire worn during weddings. It symbolizes purity and modesty, often made from delicate fabrics like lace or tulle. The veil can vary in length, from short to long, and is typically worn over the face or draped back over the hair. In many cultures, the veil is an important part of the wedding ceremony. It is often lifted by the groom during the exchange of vows, signifying the beginning of their life together. The bride may also choose to incorporate other accessories, such as a tiara or flowers, to complement the veil.