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I think elbow length would work well with the tea-length and not compete with the halter or sash. 
I dont think elbow length would be too long, i think it would look great! You could do basic cut edged tulle or pencil edge to embellishments, depending on your dress. Do you have a photo of the dress so we can help out?
Here is the dress..the white ribbon under the bust is replace with green ribbon that will tie in the back. I also have green shoes to match
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Elbow length would work fine! =) You could also do shoulder-length or shoulder-blade-length (halfway between your shoulders and elbows, approximately) if you're worried about formality.
I think elbow would be beautiful. But as Jenniphyr said, if you are worried about formality then shoulder blade length would be beautiful. I'd steer away from a lot of embellishment on the veil though. If you're going to do any, Id make it minimal.
Love the green shoe idea 
Elbow, birdcage, and shoulder blade all sound lovely! I agree with KellyV about having a simple veil so that it can match the formality of your dress.
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I agree with the elbow- dress it up a little but not too much. That is a very pretty dress!
Elbow length would be very pretty! I think I would go for a shoulder length myself.
I think elbow length is the perfect size especially if your dress isn't all that fancy and is tea-length.
I think a shoulder sweeping, single layer veil would look great! I wasn't that keen on that length, but my sister had one for her wedding and once it was on, with her dress, it was very bridal but simple, and I think that would go best with your dress. I wore a birdcage veil, which I think would look great too, but I didn't wear one of the small ones. I wore a fuller one that came over the front of my eyes. You could also wear one in a snood style (a la Mrs. Avocado at her second reception).
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Not sure what type of veil I should wear. My dress is tea length, halter with a green ribbon sash. I don't want anything fancy, just simple. I don't like those really little birdcage veils, i guess is what they are called. Would elbow length be too long?