Veil Magazine
Category: Bridal magazine / Biannual publication
Format: Section-sewn softcover
Size: Portrait 310 × 235 mm
Extent: 320 pages text + cover
Binding: Section sewn in 16pp, drawn-on cover
Paper: 115gsm satin matt art paper for text
Cover: Issue 1 & 3: 350gsm C2S artboard with scuff-free matt lamination on the outside
Issue 2: Sakura printed white cloth cover glued to 300gsm C1S artboard as 2 layers
Printing: Offset printed in Hong Kong
Across its three issues, Veil has explored distinctive cover treatments that reflect the publication’s elevated approach to design and production. Issue One featured four cover variations with scuff-free matt laminate, a fifth PMS ink and spot UV, creating depth, contrast and a premium finish. Issue Two introduced two cover editions featuring a raw-edge Sakura printable white cloth cover, adding a rich tactile quality and a more book-like presence. For Issue Three, Veil returns to the cover style of its debut issue, retaining the matt laminated finish while removing the PMS ink and spot UV for a more pared-back look. Printed offset on satin matt art paper throughout, each 320-page issue delivers exceptional image clarity and colour reproduction, while section-sewn binding ensures durability and longevity. Across all three issues, thoughtful material and finishing choices give each edition its own character while maintaining a cohesive, collectible identity.
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A new publication dedicated to real romance, ritual, and modern matrimony. VEIL celebrates the artistry and intention behind contemporary weddings - the people, places, and processes that make them meaningful. Its first issue highlights the work of designers, photographers, and planners who approach marriage as both craft and culture, exploring not just how we celebrate, but why.
With contributions from international creatives, VEIL brings together a considered collection of stories that explore connection, creativity, and the enduring relevance of ceremony. It is a thoughtful reflection of how modern couples are choosing to express themselves - blending heritage with innovation and personal meaning.