When it comes to your wedding day, there is no time in a girl’s life where she needs and wants to look her absolute best. Every little detail of your dress and your accessories will be immortalized for your future generations to see in all of your wedding pictures.

Nobody wants to look back at their pictures and think, ‘I wish I had worn this,’ or ‘maybe I should not have worn that.’ That is why careful planning and shopping for the perfect combination is so incredibly important for your big day-this is the one time in your life when ‘simple’ and ‘understated’ shouldn’t necessarily be in your vocabulary.

You spend hours picking out the perfect dress and now it’s time to accessorize! Picking out accessories to add to your wedding day ensemble should not be as painstaking or take as much time as choosing the dress itself-in fact, it really is quite simple.

First, take a look at your dress. Is it full of stunning detail you can’t wait to show off? Or is it simple and chic?

If your dress is what you want people to notice, it is important not to overdo it and distract with your accessories. Keep your necklace, earrings, and bracelets to a minimum and as simple as you can get away with; perhaps a simple chain or string of pearls will do the trick.

Wearing too much jewelry and accessories can be even worse than not wearing enough. Match the style and amount of jewelry to the style and amount of detailing on your dress.

When it comes to picking shoes to go with your steal-the-show dress it’s really up to you. Do you want your shoes to compliment your dress and be equally as striking?

Another factor to keep in mind is whether or not your shoes will even show. When accessorizing your hair to compliment your detailed dress keep it simple.

If you are doing a bridal photo shoot, wearing something flashy like bright red heels, or stilettos of your wedding color can be a fun way to modernize your shoot. Experiment with something that is fun, cute, and matches your personality.

When it comes to your hair, you want people to notice all the natural beauty of your hair and not all the pins or decorations you have in it; this too can draw attention away from your dress. However, if you want something a little extra to compliment a simple dress, try a simple, classy tiara or pearl tipped bobby pins to highlight a style.

Now, if you are the simple and chic bride, with a sleek basic gown, you have a little more room for playing with your accessories. Using bigger jewelry that makes a statement can be an ideal complement to you and your dress.

Picking out one piece that is especially eye-catching is the safest way to go; such as, a necklace with a big flower pendant or long chandelier earrings. Any more than one attention-grabbing piece can make your look gaudy and cluttered.

Don’t skimp on the quality of jewelry. Plastic, cheap rhinestones, and fake pearls are easy to decipher, and take away from a classy look.

When it comes to shoes, feel free to go all out or keep it simple if you would like. Shoes, with any dress, are really your own personal statement and don not usually ruin the overall style of your look.

With a plain dress, your hair needs to be simple to match. If you decide to add accessorizes consider a clip with a few rhinestones or possibly a simple headband.

Topping things off, do you want a veil or not? This is a decision you want to make when you are trying on your dress.

It is essential to try all veil styles on with your dress before you make a final decision. Try all lengths.

Also try simple one-layer veils and multi-layer poufy ones. Veils are also available in different fabrics and may include with rhinestones, pearls, or embroidery.

If you have a specific hair style in mind, ditch the veil. Just keep it simple and be personally satisfied with your overall wedding day ensemble.

Author Bio: Tom Selwick has worked as a fashion designer for the past 18 years and written hundreds of articles about fashion and tiaras. cialis cheap

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