Recently my younger sister got married. She looked radiant and glowing. Her dress was stunning with gorgeous embellishment on the bodice and shoulder straps. The crystal encrusted headband contrasted beautifully with her jet black hair. The dress was a clever choice and the embellishment rendered a necklace or bracelet superfluous.
Looking at her photographs got me thinking and I realised that many brides today still prefer to go the traditional route and choose to wear crystal or pearl jewellery.
For many coloured bridal jewellery is seen as somewhat unsuitable and perhaps slightly horrifying. To them it is comforting and easy to choose something that is considered classic and conventional. They would rather choose to add splashes of colour in the decor and flowers.
Colour in jewellery can create a striking and unique style. It can add a distintive and stylish elegance to the brides' overall look.
Colour is something that should be considered when choosing bridal jewellery,
According to the traditional saying - "add something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" - blue crystal jewellery can be the way to "add something blue"
Not only will colour look stunning, it will make the white or ivory of the wedding gown look that much brighter. Colour in the wedding jewellery can be coordinated with the bridesmaid dresses' or even with the bride's shoes. Why not consider red crystal jewellery with red shoes.
Or you can opt for something completely different and unique to show off your individual personality.
Until next time.
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