The fabric used for a veil is either lace or tulle, which are very delicate and prone to tear. Looking at a ripped tulle veil may get you discouraged and just throw it away. But you must know that a torn veil can be fixed, be it made of tulle or lace. Read on for a few tips and tricks to fix the tear on your veil to take note of before you panic. Take deep breaths. It would help to have good lighting and a lot of patience to get the repair done. Look for a thread that matches the color of your tulle. If you can find a transparent thread, that would be a better option. It is important that after fixing the tear, it would just blend in. Do not try to repair a tear on your veil using a sewing machine. It may look worse after sewn on the machine than when it only got a minor tear. Avoid using double-sided tape. The goal in fixing a rip on a tulle or lace veil is to make it look as normal as it should. Adding noticeable materials such as double-sided tape should be out of the equation. Pins have no use when fixing a tulle veil; they are just going to slip out. You just need to line up the edges of the tear before you start sewing. The best way to fix a rip or hole on a tulle veil is by hand-sewing. You can loop stitch the net stitches together or slowly hand-stitch to close the tear, making sure it is not noticeable. If you are pressed for time and stitching would be quite impossible, you can look for a liquid fabric adhesive from a nearby fabric store. Dabbing a tiny amount of fabric adhesive to the edges of the tear will be your quickest option, and hopefully, it will be effective in sealing the tear and that nobody notices that there was a tear.