Bridal jewelry – come on, bride!

Bridal jewelry is divided according to each bride’s own style, and that starts with choosing the dress; the jewelry is then matched to it. As a rule you can wear earrings, bracelets, necklaces and pieces for the hair as well: crowns, hairpins, combs. There is no doubt the hair receives full attention.

The dress is what defines the bride’s decisive look, and so does the location where the wedding takes place. A bride marrying in a vineyard, a forest or out in nature will not wear the dress worn by a bride marrying in a hall, and vice versa. The place also determines and completes the style. As a rule a bride who chooses to marry in nature will wear a rustic dress, and her whole look will be rustic – so she can choose a flower wreath, or one set with Swarovski stones for the hair, or a comb with flowers or set with pearls. The look will be far more natural, and so will the hairstyle. Loose hair is a rustic look, and so pieces such as a headband or a hair chain suit it too.

There are also crowns that suit the look of a rustic bride, such as flower crowns or flower combs, and that completes the rustic style – because there is no countryside without flowers, and no rustic bride without loose hair and a natural look.

A classic bride – bridal jewelry with Swarovski stones or pearls

A classic bride who goes for a narrow or off-the-shoulder dress, or alternatively a full one or one in vintage style, will wear bridal jewelry in the style of her dress. These might be pearl earrings with a pin or a comb set with pearls for the hair. She can also wear a pearl bracelet, or alternatively go with Swarovski stones.

There are pins, combs and bridal crowns set with pearls, with Swarovski stones, or with both together. It is a very regal, sparkling look and it suits a bride who chooses a luxurious location, where the dress and the look are luxurious – regal. The hair will usually be gathered up, recalling a ballerina’s hairstyle. To that you can add a statement piece for the neckline of the dress or for the neck. The look will be very feminine and delicate, neither loud nor busy. You cannot choose every piece, and this bride will have to decide how many pieces she wants that will work with the dress and not overload her look.

Every bride chooses hair jewelry!

As we said, the dress is part of the consideration in choosing bridal jewelry – but so is the hairstyle. It is without doubt a very important part and it determines the bride’s style, and any piece worn with a particular hairstyle elevates the whole appearance.

Today a great many brides choose the seventies bridal look, and the most popular hairstyles are loose hair with volume, natural and layered. Anyone who does not connect with the trend can choose a light hairstyle incorporating braids, with hair loose or gathered. The tousled “I just got out of the shower” look is a star too, both in the hairstyle and in simple but original pieces from a bridal designer.

The unforced look is also a very big trend in fashion today. A look that is not overdone gives brides a light, romantic appearance. The hair looks a little tousled, but that is entirely deliberate – and incidentally it suits every kind of bride, whether urban, classic, rustic or otherwise.

As a rule there is hardly a bride who does not have some hair piece on her wedding day, and it is worth consulting a bridal jewelry designer about the pieces that best suit the hair, and about the additional jewelry that goes with them.

Bridal jewelry is bought only from a leading bridal jewelry designer!

A wedding is one of the most important events in every bride’s life, and so no one wants to look like a thousand other brides. That is why it is important to buy bridal jewelry from a leading jewelry designer who can offer the bride pieces that are the last word in the field: pieces such as a bridal crown, bridal earrings, a bridal wreath and more.

The jewelry has changed in recent years too. There is bridal jewelry in gold or silver; some pieces are set with stones and some are made of flowers – and of course it is important to make use of the designer’s knowledge and taste in order to buy the right pieces.

Usually, in order to match the jewelry, the bride-to-be comes with a photo of the dress, or of the fabric it will be made from, and describes to the designer what her style is and what she likes. In the end she leaves confident, with the pieces that turn her into a distinctive, original bride – and that is the difference between buying jewelry sold in any shop and going to someone who is an authority in the field of bridal jewelry and who can offer every bride the original pieces she designs herself. You can also always ask for small changes, and then really – you are both the bride and half the designer of your own jewelry.