Top 5 things Before Buying Bridal
Jewellery To Match Your Wedding Outfit
From the wedding lehenga to the hairstyle, from the flower arrangements to the buffet, from the venue lighting to the guest list, each and every tiny detail is paid heed to during the wedding.But, amongst all the hustle and bustle, brides often go wrong when it comes to their jewellery. Your wedding jewellery can make or break your entire look.To help you through this decision-making process, here are a few points that you need to keep in mind before you choose your wedding jewellery.
#1. Do not copy
A lot of brides
make the mistake of copying a jewellery style that some other bride wore on her
wedding or which they might have seen in some magazine. Many a times, they also
leave their jewellery shopping to their parents or siblings to complete.
Keep in mind that your
wedding jewellery should reflect your personality, not someone else’s. Each
woman has a different body structure, frame, complexion and look. Also, your
bridal jewellery should compliment your dress.
#2. Your wedding
outfit is important
Before you go for your
bridal jewellery shopping, think about your wedding dress as well. Wedding
jewellery worn with a lehenga will be a little different than what
is worn with a saree. Also, the style of your choli should be kept in mind before you
finalise your jewellery.
#3. Mix and match
It is not necessary that you need to wear all the jewellery pieces
that belong to one set. If the colour and type of stone/metal of different sets
match with each other, then you can choose different pieces from them.
For example, if the maang
tikka that comes with the
set you have purchased is very heavy, go for a sleeker one that is of same
colour as the rest of your set.
#4. Go for quality
Do not go overboard
while shopping for bridal jewellery. Nowadays, trends in styles, stones and
metals change often. Instead of buying in bulk, buy some beautiful and trendy
pieces that suit your requirement. Your jewellery should be such that it not
only has an heirloom value, but can also be put to use after the wedding.
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