Choosing wedding jewellery is an integral part of the bridal ensemble. Every bride desires to look her best on her wedding day. Your bridal jewellery is an essential part of your look, just as much as your makeup, shoes and hairstyle. The right wedding jewellery gives the perfect finishing touch to the bride’s overall look.
However, choosing the right and best option can be copious. Any decorative aspects of your dress should be taken into account when selecting your bridal jewellery too. It’s vital to get the balance right, so if your dress is heavily detailed, you’ll find that simple jewellery pieces work best. There are many options and styles to choose from, making it more tricky to pick the right bridal jewellery based on your wedding attire and skin tone.
Being prudent is a thumb rule while picking your jewellery. Here are some essential tips you must consider while you choose your bridal jewellery:
Budget: When planning a wedding budget, it’s crucial spending money where it matters the most to you and will have a meaningful impact on your big day. Deciding and sticking to a budget while picking the jewellery is wise. If you always want to wear diamond bridal jewellery, you should save accordingly to buy that. Make sure you plan your budget and set priorities before you go for jewellery shopping.
Research what’s trending: Always pick a trendy and versatile design which the bride can wear later. Doing a little research on the ongoing trends and styles comes handy while picking the jewellery pieces you want. Understanding the trends and what pattern will be best for your wedding attire is essential.
Mix and match: Wearing a combination of contrasting coloured bridal dress and jewellery is probably the best option to go for. Not only are they different from the mainstream trends but also make your beautiful bridal outfit and jewellery stand separately. Some brides might want to go for modern and trendy jewellery pieces to mix and match their existing jewellery.
Check out your family heirloom jewellery: If you want to go for a traditional bridal look, family heirloom jewellery is the best and the safest bet. You may get the jewellery altered according to your own needs. Old heirloom jewellery also adds value and looks unique. Just choose a perfect outfit that suits the jewellery and you are sorted.
Go for A slim waist band: A slim waistband gives a beautiful touch to the bride’s look. Slim waistbands beautifully complement a saree. Waistband help covering the bare torso but also accentuate the waist, making it appear smaller and attractive.
Take stock of existing gold: In India, it is a tradition of parents buying jewellery. Weddings are a chance to review the stuff you already have. That means the existing big gold can be melted/ sold to make/buy new stuff.
Consider the neckline of Your attire: It is essential to consider while planning one’s jewellery, especially the necklace. If the necklace silhouette is not by the neckline, the beauty of the dress and the necklace’s exquisiteness will be ruined. For instance, short or choker chains look best with a sweetheart or a strapless neckline. You may add a delicate bracelet, bangle or a cocktail ring to complete your look.
Apart from considering these tips for choosing jewellery for one’s grand occasion, it is equally important to feel comfortable in what you wear. So, thoughtful planning and careful selection should be made to feel comfortable during the occasion. Your wedding jewellery completes your bridal look.
Author Bio: ShivNanda is a financial analyst who currently lives in Bangalore (refusing to acknowledge the name change) and works with MoneyTap, India’s first app-based credit line. Shiv is a true finance geek, and his friends love that. They always rely on him for advice on their investment choices, budgeting skills, personal financial matters, and when they want to get a loan. He has made it his life’s mission to help and educate people on various financial topics, so email him your questions atshiv@freo.money.
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