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26" First Communion Pearl Tiara Veil

26" First Communion Pearl Tiara Veil

$59.95 - $59.95
$59.95
$59.95 - $59.95
$59.95

Description:

Since the early days of Christianity, wearing chapel veils has been a common practice among the faithful. Chapel veils, also commonly called mantillas, which come from the word manta, meaning cape, are typically circular or triangular-shaped pieces of lace that are draped over a girl's head when attending Mass, or in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. This finely crafted pearl tiara veil is designed to create a memorable experience on your special day. It has the softest tulle with satin-trimmed edges and handcrafted embellishments. It comes in a deluxe gift box which makes it perfect for gift-giving and is ready to wear. 

Features:

  • 26" First Communion Pearl Tiara Veil
  • The finely crafted pearl tiara
  • Softest Tulle
  • Satin trimmed edges
  • Handcrafted embellishments
  • Size: 26” L
  • Material: Tulle, Satin, Polyester
  • 1 Piece Per Package
  • Deluxe gift box included
Item No.

ST-YT075

Product Information
  • 26" First Communion Pearl Tiara Veil
  • The finely crafted pearl tiara
  • Softest Tulle
  • Satin trimmed edges
  • Handcrafted embellishments
  • Size: 26” L
  • Material: Tulle, Satin, Polyester
  • 1 Piece Per Package
  • Deluxe gift box included
Story Behind the Product

The First Holy Communion is an important sacrament that every Catholic child must receive because it unites us to Christ, who shares His Body and Blood with us to form a single body (CCC 1331). Catholic Christians partake in Holy Communion to recognize the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ during the Eucharist through the power of the Holy Spirit and the priest's intercession. Under the appearances of bread and wine — Christ's body, blood, soul, and divinity — the glorified Christ, who rose from the dead, is truly present.