Now that you've said yes to the dress (and the dream man), it's time to choose the perfect jewelry to complete your wedding day look. Let's dive right into the tips.
Think Longterm
We recommend investing in classic pieces of jewelry such as diamond earrings and gold pendant necklaces that you can wear long after your big day. For your bridal look, less really is more and high-quality diamond and gold or platinum jewelry fits the bill perfectly. It is understated and elegant and you can pair it with your everyday day outfits after your big day. Mix and match this jewelry with big-impact accessories like a bird-cage veil or sparkly bejeweled shoes.
Mix and Match
Our second commandment for picking out your wedding jewelry: mix and match. Matched sets tend to look dated so we like it when brides go for mixed but complementary sets of studs and necklaces or drop earrings and bracelets. But don't stop here, go ahead and mix and match to your heart's content. You can pair new jewelry with family heirlooms. Inherited a fabulous broach from your grandma, add it your dress and pair it with your classic diamond drop earrings.
Complement Your Dress
Let your dress guide you to pick the perfect wedding day jewelry. If your dress has a V-neck, necklaces and pendants are your go-to accessories. For halter necks, one shoulder or open back dresses, drop earrings are ideal. If you're confused about which metal to go for, look to your dress again for guidance. White gold or platinum jewelry matches well with white dresses while ivory and beige dresses are best accompanied with yellow gold or even rose gold jewelry. If your dress has embellishments like sequins, let that color echo in your choice of metal.
Plan Ahead
The jewelry you will wear will play an important part in how you'll look on your wedding day so plan ahead. Order your jewelry on time so you have it with you for dress fittings. It's also essential to try headgear such as veils, floral crowns and tiaras along with your earrings and necklaces to make sure they match. The finish and metal of your jewelry will also dictate other choices like what nail color or shoes you'll wear on your big day. Trying on your jewelry before the big day also gives you a chance to make fixes such as adjusting the length of your necklace well before your wedding day.
Get started on your jewelry shopping here.
Think Longterm
We recommend investing in classic pieces of jewelry such as diamond earrings and gold pendant necklaces that you can wear long after your big day. For your bridal look, less really is more and high-quality diamond and gold or platinum jewelry fits the bill perfectly. It is understated and elegant and you can pair it with your everyday day outfits after your big day. Mix and match this jewelry with big-impact accessories like a bird-cage veil or sparkly bejeweled shoes.
Mix and Match
Our second commandment for picking out your wedding jewelry: mix and match. Matched sets tend to look dated so we like it when brides go for mixed but complementary sets of studs and necklaces or drop earrings and bracelets. But don't stop here, go ahead and mix and match to your heart's content. You can pair new jewelry with family heirlooms. Inherited a fabulous broach from your grandma, add it your dress and pair it with your classic diamond drop earrings.
Complement Your Dress
Let your dress guide you to pick the perfect wedding day jewelry. If your dress has a V-neck, necklaces and pendants are your go-to accessories. For halter necks, one shoulder or open back dresses, drop earrings are ideal. If you're confused about which metal to go for, look to your dress again for guidance. White gold or platinum jewelry matches well with white dresses while ivory and beige dresses are best accompanied with yellow gold or even rose gold jewelry. If your dress has embellishments like sequins, let that color echo in your choice of metal.
Plan Ahead
The jewelry you will wear will play an important part in how you'll look on your wedding day so plan ahead. Order your jewelry on time so you have it with you for dress fittings. It's also essential to try headgear such as veils, floral crowns and tiaras along with your earrings and necklaces to make sure they match. The finish and metal of your jewelry will also dictate other choices like what nail color or shoes you'll wear on your big day. Trying on your jewelry before the big day also gives you a chance to make fixes such as adjusting the length of your necklace well before your wedding day.
Get started on your jewelry shopping here.
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