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Accessorizing Your Wedding Day

Accessorizing Your Wedding Day

So, you’ve said “yes,” you have the wedding venue booked and you’ve picked out the perfect suits and dresses for your big day. You’re almost ready to walk down the aisle, but you know what? There’s still one thing you need to think about to ensure that your day is as perfect as it can possibly be. What might that be? Why accessories, of course! Those finishing touches which are the exclamation points of the day are really important, so be sure to take some time to pick out the right ones.

Here are a few things that might just help you with that:

Start With the Star That is The Ring

Let’s be real, the ring isn’t just an accessory, it’s the accessory. It’s the piece you’ll wear every single day,  long after the flowers have wilted and the cake has been eaten. If you’re slipping on a classic Hatton Garden wedding ring, you already know what we’re talking about. That band deserves to shine, so make sure the rest of your jewelry complements rather than competes with it.

Earrings That Frame the Moment

Your earrings will be front and center in those close-up photos, so choose wisely. Sparkling studs add understated elegance, while chandelier drops bring the drama. If your hairstyle is sleek and pulled back, long earrings can elongate your look beautifully. Got big waves or curls? Go bolder so they don’t get lost in the hair.

Necklaces – Yes or No?

Necklaces can either compliment your neckline perfectly and make it feel complete, or they can clutter it up. Strapless gowns love a statement piece.  A plunging neckline? Delicate pendant, please. High neck or detailed lace? Skip the necklace altogether and let the dress do the talking. Remember, balance is everything.

The Power of Hair Accessories

From bejeweled combs to flower crowns to vintage veils, what you put in your hair can change the entire tone of your outfit. A simple bun gets elevated with pearl pins. A boho braid looks ethereal with tiny blossoms tucked in. Even a veil can double as an accessory with cathedral length for drama, fingertip length for a soft touch.


Shoes That Don’t Steal the Show (But Still Make a Statement)

Sure, your wedding dress might cover them, but you’ll know what’s on your feet. Plus, they’re going to carry you down the aisle, across the dance floor, and into the night. Whether you go classic satin pumps, sparkly stilettos, or comfy chic flats, choose something you can actually walk in. Bonus points if they add a pop of color when you lift the hem.



Don’t Forget the Groom

Accessories aren’t just for brides. Grooms can personalize their look with cufflinks, pocket squares, tie bars, or even socks (yes, socks, imagine them flashing a fun print during the garter toss). These small details add personality to classic suiting.

Keep It Personal

The most important accessory isn’t the price tag; it’s the meaning. A bracelet from your grandmother, a pair of earrings from your mom, or cufflinks gifted by your best friend can make your outfit feel extra special.

Accessorizing your wedding day isn’t necessarily about piling on sparkle (although if that’s your thing, go for it). It’s about carefully choosing pieces that highlight your personality and elevate your look. When you walk down that aisle, every detail should whisper (or shout): this is so you.

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Lisa Smith

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