Wedding jewellery goes far beyond the exchanged at the altar. Brides, grooms, and marriers of all genders can enhance the impact of their wedding-day looks with heirlooms and gorgeous new gems. While many will stick to classics—diamonds, pearls, gold, and silver—it’s fun to break with tradition and embrace bold shapes and unique stones.
Of course, when you are already wearing a show-stopping or tux, achieving the right balance with accessories is key to complementing your look. “I'm usually a big believer in more is more,” says Brooke Garber, owner of Sidney Garber. “But for a , I reverse that.
Less is more, less is better, less is what you want.” To that end, the best approach is to consider your outfit holistically. Reflect on the sort of impact you want to make with your jewels and how they fit into the story of your wedding look.
“Jewelry, at the end of the day, is an ,” says wedding ring and jewellery designer Susie Saltzman. “It should be show-stopping and make a statement, but what it is being worn with should absolutely be taken into consideration.” Your attire’s silhouette and style should absolutely play a role in your wedding jewellery.
If you have a higher neckline, play with drop earrings to bring cohesion to the look. A longer necklace can look beautiful with a deeper neckline, while bracelets might feel like too much with a longer sleeve. You should also consider the overall mood of your ensemble.
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