I might be biased considering I have a penchant for vintage clothes and accessories, but Cherished, a vintage bridal salon, is full of vintage head pieces and veils perfect for your "something old"... and if there was a "something cheap", it could fit too. For around $75, you can own a beautiful vintage veil from as far back as the 1920's. That's a steal in my mind.
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I am sticking to the tradition of having something old. I was given my great grandmothers mangalaya (the hindu version of the wedding ring, a necklace with two pendants, one from the groom's family and one from the bride's family.)
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