In the UK we only tend to wear tiaras for weddings, school proms aren't common place like they are in the US, so wearing a tiara is likely to be a once in a life time experience.
You should only purchase your tiara once you have your bridal gown sorted, you can buy it from the same bridal shop as your dress but if you’re looking to save money you should buy it online. This is simply because your wedding tiara should complete your outfit, it shouldn't be the starting point for it.
To compliment your bridal outfit your tiara shouldn’t over power your wedding dress or your gorgeous face. You will need to also take into consideration any wedding jewelry or other hair accessories such as bridal hair pins you are planning to wear.
Your bridal tiara should compliment your face shape and bridal hair style so it enhances your natural beauty. If you choose a wedding tiara which isn’t right for you, then you might be the focus of attention for the wrong reasons and you’ll look back on your wedding photos wishing you’d picked a different one.
By choosing a tiara which is simple and elegant, you will give the impression of class and elegance. Chances are you’ll often look back at your wedding photos and don’t want to look back at any fashion mistakes so keeping it simple and classic will prevent this.
For some having a similar tiara to their favourite celebrity might be tempting, there’s nothing wrong with this as long as the wedding tiara suits you too, not just your role model. Just as perfume smells different on other people, wedding tiara look different too.
Bridal tiaras can be created from lots of different materials, for example, often pearl, diamantes and crystals are used, they are also available in many styles and heights. For more information on wedding tiara take a look at our blog at Wedding and Gems or download the free tiara guide.
Kerrie Giles is used to giving bridal fashion advice and offers a free tiara advice guide to download. You can download this guide here: Free Tiara Advice Guide from on Wedding And Gems.
Monday 20 September 2010
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