A wedding day is a memory to be treasured by any people involved in the commencement of promises and vows of unity but for the bride and the groom it is something more. Wedding memories are something to be savored as a memento of love in times of trial and joy. Of course it is true that what one wears are not as important as the actual sentiments of devotion but how one appears gives one a sense of confidence and pride.

A woman looks back at the symbolic lifting of the veil as a wedding moment where anticipation of the reveal of her face to her groom made one hold one\’s breath and remembers the wonder of eyes meeting eyes before the ceremony commencement. She can remember how it felt wearing a tiara as a crown to her adornment and grace. She remembers how she felt a queen of the day coming down the aisle.

Veils and tiaras are not just about the simplicity of fabrics, metals, and sparkles. As with many aspects of a wedding. The two items worn by the bride that frame her face and hair are meant to symbolize innocence, awe, and pride. When a bride wears a wedding veil and a tiara, the proper bearing for presentation is one of pride, poise and confidence. While the wedding is an event to be celebrated by all as a union between two souls it is also true that it is also the bride\’s day to shine before she becomes one half of a whole. This is why presentation is important in composition of veil and tiara. These two items are tools to assist the bride.

When picking out the essential items to create the tools that will give the bride the best assistance many factors should be considered. How the tiara will sit on a woman\’s hair, what hair do and style will the tiara and veil rest on and the style of presentation are all important considerations. Compositions of bridal designs and displays include delicacy, ornate, simple, heavy, rich, light or dark as elements to consider. There is also the consideration of color as most weddings have a theme chosen during creation. In all considerations, the prime focus should be on what displays the bride at her best. Her dress and adornments should compliment the grace of her carriage and the beauty of her presence.

The composition of a bride\’s veil and its length will necessitate if she needs someone to assist her with the veil. The veil will determine somewhat how she walks and should be designed to compliment the gown in its manner of draping and falling. Tiaras should be chosen to compliment the bride\’s form and face and gown. Tiaras are about style. Tiaras should be worn with the head up and shoulders back. It does not matter what conventional measures society uses to define beauty. Put aside any doubt or insecurity. Every crown and veil should be born by a proud queen on her special day with pride, grace, and beauty.

Author Bio: Trevor Richards writes for Queens & Bowl, a UK retailer of wedding tiaras.

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