Care guide

Storing

Every Aura veil is carefully packaged and delivered to you in a custom box. Once you have unboxed your veil, I recommend you hang it up straight away. Keep the veil out of direct sunlight in a cool, dry area. You can also hang the veil in a garment bag to protect it from dust. I recommend that the garment bag is made out of breathable fabric and is long enough for your veil. Veils without combs can also be hung up on clothes hangers. Once the veil is neatly folded, slip it onto a triangular shaped hanger. Remember to keep the box your veil came in, as it can be useful later.

Creasing

After unboxing your veil you'll probably notice some creasing on the tulle. Unfortunately, that's inevitable, but easily fixable! To get rid of and prevent forming of new creases, I recommend:

• hang the veil immediately after unboxing,
• let it hang for at least a few days (heavier veils can get rid of creasing by themselves because of gravity),
• flatten the most stubborn creases using steam (steam it with a garment steamer or hang it in the bathroom during a hot shower),
• when folding your veil again (for transporting, etc.) fold your veil lightly and avoid excessive pressure (don't fold it while it's damp from the steaming),
• do not iron the veil or any other Aura Veils accessory (incorrect temperature can melt and discolor the tulle or damage the embroidery & embellishments)!

Transporting

If you need to safely transport your veil, it is best to put it in a garment bag (hang it neatly on a hanger) or put it back in the original box. To refold your veil, just find a clean, flat surface (like a dining table), lay the veil on an acid-free tissue paper (preferably white) and gently fold everything to the size of the box. Your veil can be stored this way after your wedding as well.

Embellishments

Tulle is delicate by itself, but be extra careful with the embroidery & embellishments. Even though I use a strong rhinestone glue and high quality threads, your care for these precious accessories is necessary. Try not to snag any beaded or embroidered detailing so that you don't rip the stitching or damage the tulle beneath it. If you need to clean something around the embellishment, avoid harsh rubbing and rough handling. But in the end of the day - have a joyful and carefree time at your wedding! Don't stress too much about a missing rhinestone!  

Washing