Bridal Accessories
BRIDAL HEADPIECE & VEIL
The headpiece is the part of the bride's outfit to which the veil is attached. Options for Headpieces: Banana Clip, Bow, Garden Hat, Headband, Juliet Cap, Mantilla, Pillbox, Pouf, Snood, Tiara. Options for Veils: Ballet, Bird Cage, Blusher, Cathedral Length, Chapel Length, Fingertip, Flyaway. Things To Consider: The headpiece should complement but not overshadow your gown. In addition to the headpiece, you might want a veil. Veils come in different styles and lengths. Select a length which complements the length of your train. Consider the total look you're trying to achieve with your wedding gown, headpiece, veil, and hairstyle.
BRIDES GLOVES
Gloves add a nice touch with either short-sleeved, three-quarter length, or sleeveless wedding gowns. Options: Gloves come in various styles and lengths. Depending on the length of your sleeves, select gloves that reach above your elbow, just below your elbow, halfway between your wrist and elbow, or only to your wrist. Fingerless mitts are another option that you may want to consider. Things To Consider: You may want to consider fingerless mitts which allow the groom to place the wedding ring on your ring finger without having to remove your glove. You should not wear gloves if your wedding gown has long sleeves, or if you're planning a small, at-home wedding.
WEDDING JEWELRY
You will need to decide what jewelry to wear on your wedding day. Options: Select pieces of jewelry that can be classified as "something old, something new, something borrowed, or something blue" (see wedding traditions). Things To Consider: Brides look best with just a few pieces of jewelry -- perhaps a string of pearls and earrings with a simple bracelet. Purchase complementary jewelry for your bridesmaids, to match the colors of their dresses. This will give your bridal party a coordinated look.
BRIDES STOCKINGS
Stockings should be selected with care, especially if the groom will be removing a garter from your leg at the reception. Things To Consider: Consider having your maid of honor carry an extra pair, just in case you get a run.
WEDDING GARTER
It is customary for the bride to wear a garter just above or below the knee on her wedding day. After the bouquet tossing ceremony, the groom takes the garter off the bride's leg. All the single men gather on the dance floor. The groom then tosses the garter to them over his back. According to age-old wedding tradition, whoever catches the garter is the next to be married!
BRIDES SHOES
Things To Consider: Make sure you select comfortable shoes that complement your gown; and don't forget to break them in well before your wedding day. Tight shoes can make you miserable and ruin your wedding day!
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