Posted by Lisa Tran
on August 13, 2025
Tips for reusing your bridal veil
The wedding celebration is over, but the memories remain. So does your bridal veil. To keep those memories from gathering dust, here are a few creative, simple tips for reusing your veil.
Create a children's canopy bed – memories that live on
Is the next chapter in your family planning approaching? And unfortunately, your child couldn't be there (yet). But what if we tell you, "They can be there!"? Your child's first canopy bed was created with your veil . Past and future in one place – isn't that heavenly?
Spotted here with a family wearing the statement bridal veil cape AINA: https://moana.one/products/aina
An unforgettable table runner for special occasions
The fine fabric of your veil can be used to create an elegant table runner . Simply carefully cut out the comb with sharp scissors, and you're done. Further trimming is permitted. Whether for a dinner with friends, a candlelit first wedding anniversary, or any other special occasion: a wonderful way to not only preserve your bridal veil but also actively incorporate it into your future together.
Spotted here on a couple with our long statement bridal veil PUWAI: https://moana.one/products/puwai
Or how about another family heirloom?
Bridal veils are true classics and never really go out of style. Perhaps your daughter, niece, or granddaughter will wear one herself one day—or parts of it will be sewn into a hair bow, christening gown, or small accessories. This way, your veil remains a symbol of love and togetherness . And to ensure it stays in perfect condition, we include a satin storage bag with every veil.
As you can see, a bridal veil is much more than just an accessory—it tells your story . Whether as a canopy, a table runner, or preserved for the next generation: with these ideas, your veil will remain a precious part of your story and will accompany you and your family even after the wedding. We hope you enjoy it!
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