Tips for veil attachment & wonderful alternatives to the bridal veil in the hair
Are you planning your wedding hairstyle and wondering which hairstyle goes with which veil? In this article, you'll find styling tips, attachment options—and an elegant alternative to the veil: our bridal capes.
But always remember: You are and will always be the bride who makes her own rules. All of the following tips are merely recommendations. There's basically no right or wrong. Here are some popular combinations:
Long veils (e.g. B. Cathedral veil)
- Ideal for updos, low buns or loose hair
- Look particularly noble & romantic
- Can be easily attached to the back of the head or above the bun
How about our long bridal veil PUWAI ?

Short veils (e.g. B. Shoulder length, Blusher)
- Perfect for open hair, half-up or braided hairstyles
- Light & modern – ideal for outdoor weddings or garden weddings
- Are usually placed in the middle of the back of the head
Be inspired by our short veils , from ivory to colorful.

Our bridal veil capes attached to the dress:
- worn as a filigree chain over the shoulders or
- attached to the straps of the wedding dress
This way, your hairstyle remains visible – while still adding a special, flowing detail to your look. Ideal for modern brides who love style and simplicity. Be inspired by the Cape KANE bridal veil, for example.

MOANA Recommendation for Short Hair : Looking for a veil that stays in place? In addition to our bridal cape veils that don't require pinning, our POHAKU model is designed specifically for short hair—with a high-quality hair clip that attaches easily to your hair and stays securely in place all day. So you don't have to worry about anything slipping—even while dancing.
Check out POHAKU!

Whether you choose a classic veil, a modern cape alternative, or a safe solution for short hair – with the right hairstyle, attachment, and matching accessories, your bridal look will be unforgettable.
Aloha MOANA
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