I requested this recently so that I can use it for an upcoming bachelorette party that I've been asked to head up. I am all for embarrassing the B2B (Bride to Be), and I think this will be a great way to do that.

First, there's a lot of hot pink on it. (It doesn't hurt that this is B2B's favorite color). Second, the hot pink is found in marabou trim around the headband on the front and pink penises down the back. The headband (which comfortably fits even larger heads with thick hair) is covered in short, fuzzy, hot pink marabou. The penises down the back are a matching hot pink with silvery glitter and comical faces. The marabou does have a bit of a tendency to shed, but not major shedding. Just little pink bits here and there. I'm pretty sure this is just normal of marabou trim, as it's happened with anything I've had that's had marabou on it.

The veil itself isn't too long. There are two layers that fall at shoulder length. They aren't very full, just enough to "be there." the top layer has the three hot pink penises attached to it. If you wanted to make it a fuller or longer veil, it would be possible to go to your local craft store and get some white or pink net or tulle and add at the edge of the headband with clear thread, attaching it to the bottom layer of existing veil. I would opt for pink and make it longer and more eye-catching, particularly since B2B is 6'1" standing flat-footed. I realize it's a gag/novelty, but it seems better suited for more petite people.

After the bachelorette party is over, take off the hot pink penises (which look to be just hot-glued on) and give the veil to your favorite six-year-old girl to add to her "Princess Dress Up" collection.

We're going to give this a test run in a few nights and see what kind of public reaction it gets. I don't dislike the veil at all, and the happy little faces on the penises are quite amusing. It almost looks like, if one were to fall off, you could use it for a pencil or pen topper since there's a little hole in the bottom of each one.

It's still here, put up for the next party. It survived one girly get-together without losing any peckers, so I call that a success.