Jewellery makes a bridal look complete and flawless. The color of the dress must go with the color of the metal used in the jewelry. The very light beige color of a champagne gown looks good with gold jewelry.
Burnished silver with rhinestones also compliments an antique-inspired look. For white gowns, platinum and silver jewelry goes well. Ivory gowns are enhanced when worn with gold jewelry as it suits the creamy shade of the garment.
The pink cast metal of rose gold jewelry coordinates well with soft pink or blush dresses. One should never overdo the jewelry, though. The accessories should never outshine the personality of the person wearing it.
It should always be one notch down. Subtle jewelry should be used instead of large elaborate jewelry that covers every part of the body. The neckline of the dress is very important when one chooses the jewelry as it frames the face.
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A dress with a halter or a reverse halter pairs well with a hairdo with pins, vines, or combs, which can be done with flowers or jewelry. A birdcage veil suits well with a retro look. For something extra, a bracelet or cocktail ring can be enough.
For strapless dresses or dresses with sweetheart, chokers or short neckpieces work well. One can also just wear a chandelier earring and no necklace. To balance the attire, small bracelets or bangle or cocktail rings can be used. Dresses with V-necks should be worn with chokers or pendants or both. Both short and dangling earrings look good with it.
Not everything should always match. One should not get overwhelmed while choosing jewelry and should instead go for classic simple jewelry like pearls or diamond studs. One should always choose the jewelry that reflects one’s personality and makes them confident.
