Bridal Accessories

Bridal Accessories

 

A Complete Shopping List For Bridal Accessories

The wedding gown is the bride’s most important purchase. After all, this would be the center of all attention, next to the dazzling bride herself. But the shopping doesn’t end there. The bride should also be able to buy the right accessories to go with the beautiful gown. Veil, shoes, purse, jewelry—there are a lot other things to keep in mind! Consulting a bridal coach will definitely help you on this matter. This list below will also give some ideas on what you need to buy and how to buy them. Once you know everything there is to know, get out there and begin with the shopping adventure.

Accessories

Let’s start with the accessories. These are the add-ons to the bridal gown that can complete the look. First is the shawl or wrap. This is actually optional so it’s up to you if you want to add this to your dress. If the weather is cold, this can do the work of keeping you warm. At the same time, it glamorizes the gown even more. See to it that you choose a material and color tone that matches your dress. If you’re wearing a tube wedding gown, a pair of gloves will be a nice touch. It can also keep you warm if it’s a little cold. Some brides also love to wear tiara or any other headpiece. This one should complement the theme and venue of the event. If you’re having a tropical wedding by the beach, fresh flowers on your hair would be the better choice over a tiara. Don’t forget the shoes. There is a wide array to choose from. The bottom line is, make sure the pair you don matches your dress.

Jewelry

Now let’s go to the jewelry. The engagement ring is to be worn during the ceremony. The wedding rings meanwhile will be placed in a box to be kept by the best man or in the pillow to be brought to the altar by the ring bearer. The necklace is also a vital part of the ensemble. It’s the thing after the dress and smile that people would notice. If you’re wearing a grand necklace, opt for a pair of simpler earrings to balance the look. Wearing a watch is not advisable unless it’s antique or if it has an extreme sentimental value to either the bride or groom. Lastly, a bracelet would also be wonderful to wear, although it’s not as noticeable as the earrings, rings, or necklace.

Lingerie

After the accessories and jewelry, we go to the part that cannot be seen by people but is still very important accessory for the bride—the lingerie. A bra or bustier may not necessary but if your gown material is thin, you may want to wear one. For the underwear, go for either thong or control top depending on what suits you and gown well. Don’t miss the most popular “something blue” accessory, which is the garter. For the hosiery, make sure you bring an extra pair in case it runs. A slip is necessary if the gown you’re wearing is made of tulle, which is prone to tears. Finally, to hide those unsightly bulges even just for a day, buy a reliable body shaper/body slimmer.

Purses and bags

There is a vast range of purses and bags that a bride can choose from. Some of these include clutch, wristlet, small handbag, and many others. When choosing the perfect bag, you must consider your wedding gown as well as your personal style. If you’re gown is traditional, a classic-styled clutch purse would be the better choice. If you’re style is contemporary, a funkier wristlet bag will do the trick. See to it too that you have everything you need inside your purse when you walk down the aisle. You may also ask for your maid of honor or bridesmaid to hold it for you for the meantime so you can concentrate on holding your gorgeous bouquet.

Truly, there are plenty of things you need to do for the wedding. From the big things to the small ones, you should have everything in order to ensure that your special day would be special indeed. Follow this list along with the tips given so you’ll have a fun time shopping for bridal accessories.

 

Jennifer About Jennifer

Hi, my name is Jennifer Clark. I am a self-confessed Starbucks addict, love weddings and blogging and am here to help you brides. I am also working as certified wedding planner in Toronto.

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