Bridal-jewelry-to-wear-again-and-again
By Dave Poon
You want your jewelry to make an impression, while not interfering with the “wow factor” of the wedding gown. For some brides, their jewelry exists to be worn at their wedding. Then it goes into the jewelry box or safe to never be worn again. That is just not right!

You took a lot of time choosing the jewelry. It should be a memento that you can wear over and over again. Every time you put it on, you will remember your special day that you became someone’s wife. The cake gets eaten and forgotten. The flowers eventually wilt and die. Your wedding dress gets preserved in the hopes that you can pass it down to your own little girl some day. But your jewelry, that is something you can take out time after time to enjoy. Liken it to the pictures in a photo album. You can relive those moments, then put them away to treasure for another time.

Pearls are often a part of the jewelry. They are classy, elegant and have a timeless quality. No matter what setting it is in – gold, silver or platinum – jewelry pearls can accentuate your features and your wedding dress. Not all pearls are created equal. There are a number of color variations, so you may have to bring your wedding dress with you when selecting your jewelry. A warm, creamy color is one variation of pearls. Another variety has a pinkish hue.

When considering other jewelry options, think about the design of your wedding dress. The neckline is important in your decision of jewelry. If the neckline is high, you can choose a necklace with a special pendant or charm. Perhaps there is no neckline and the wedding gown is strapless. Your choice of jewelry would then be a choker and possibly earrings to match. If the neckline is low or open, you could wear a necklace with complementary earrings. You could forget about the necklace part entirely if the wedding gown is very ornate in the front. If that is the case, then earrings are your best bet in jewelry.

Another thing to think about in selecting jewelry is whether or not the dress is really ornate and elaborate. If it is, perhaps a basic, understated jewelry set is your choice. A simple dress with casual, elegant lines calls for more sophisticated jewelry.

Feeling a bit funky? Punch up your jewelry with a little color. Highlight the wedding colors in your necklace, bracelet and/or earrings. Colorizing your jewelry gives you more options to wear them after the wedding is over too.

Shop around. If you are near a jewelry store while running errands, pop in and browse. Sometimes finding the right jewelry for you will happen when you least expect it. Or, you can sketch out your vision of what you want your jewelry to look like. A business that custom crafts jewelry could probably make what you want. Of course, there is always a higher cost involved for original work.
Just remember, you are the star of the wedding. The bride and wedding dress usually are. Your jewelry reflects the inner you, so wear something that speaks to your heart. Pick something that you can wear again and again. Your memories, thanks to the jewelry, are priceless.

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About the Author:
Dave Poon
Dave Poon is the owner of Go Wedding Gifts. We take the headache out of selecting gifts for your wedding party, whether they are Bridesmaids or Groomsmen. Come and see our selection of bridal jewelry at http://www.GoWeddingGifts.com.