Wedding accessories can complete your dream look by complementing your dress, suit, or other attire. Sometimes the accessories you choose are family heirlooms and help you feel at ease on your big day.
If you're wedding attire is a dress, consider your neckline when choosing jewellery to ensure you highlight your best features. Shoes and cover-ups should perfectly match the colour of your dress, so be sure to have an accurate sample with you. Be sure to match the metals, such as choosing a gold necklace, earrings, or bracelet to the gold of your wedding band. Whatever you choose, experts recommend keeping it simple and sticking to your style.
The wedding day rhyme of having something old, new, borrowed, and blue is a Victorian-era rhyme. It was initially related to protecting a bride's fertility but has evolved into a more modern tradition of including family heirlooms and gifts from loved ones.
During your ceremony, slipping on your wedding band before your engagement ring can look a little clumsy. Experts recommend removing your engagement ring for the ceremony or the whole day to prevent mishaps. Also, the wedding band is traditionally put on first, so it remains closest to the heart.