Removing wrinkles from you veil.
Remove the veil from the plastic bag and hang it from the CENTER of the comb (teeth point up toward the ceiling). We recommend a hanger type hook with a clip on one end Over time most of the wrinkles will fall out on their own. Remember to always hang the veil from the center of the comb - if it hangs to the side it will appear uneven when placed on the head. The problem can be corrected with steaming, but it is best to avoid it and save yourself the trouble!
1) Hang the veil in the bathroom with a hot steamy shower running--that will remove most wrinkles fairly quickly. Be sure to avoide splashing water on the veil if it has a satin ribbon or cord edge finish.
2) The easiest method is to take the veil to a reputable dry cleaner and ask that they steam it--it usually only takes a few seconds to complete.
3) DO NOT use an iron on your veil! We use one in our workroom to press the edge finishes flat, but our irons are closely regulated--and we still make mistakes! You don't want to 'learn' the art of pressing on your one and only veil--they melt almost instantly if the iron is too hot.
4) If the veil has accents applied, be sure to let it cool completely before moving or shaking the veil.
1) Hang the veil in the bathroom with a hot steamy shower running--that will remove most wrinkles fairly quickly. Be sure to avoide splashing water on the veil if it has a satin ribbon or cord edge finish.
2) The easiest method is to take the veil to a reputable dry cleaner and ask that they steam it--it usually only takes a few seconds to complete.
3) DO NOT use an iron on your veil! We use one in our workroom to press the edge finishes flat, but our irons are closely regulated--and we still make mistakes! You don't want to 'learn' the art of pressing on your one and only veil--they melt almost instantly if the iron is too hot.
4) If the veil has accents applied, be sure to let it cool completely before moving or shaking the veil.
