A WEDDING TREND FOR 2013
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f course many well-known brides have worn exceedingly
unusual tiaras lately. Naturally Kim Kardsashian's amazing wedding
tiara comes to mind. After all, she's almost royalty to her followers, and
many were favorably surprised at the tiara she wore as she married
NBA player Kris Humphries. The wedding held in Montecito,
California made headlines all over the world, and there are many who
said that when they get married, they too want to wear an unusual
tiara, as she had.
Thus, it stands to reason that the fashion world has now come out with
many unusual tiaras as a wedding trend for 2013. Fashionistas all
seem to agree that the right tiara or headpiece can truly inspire the
“look” that you desire, bringing forth either refined elegance or a true
princess look for your bridal expression.
For instance imagine the regal quality you will inspire by wearing a
Swarovski crystal bridal tiara? They have incorporated not only
clusters of Swarovski rhinestones, but also crystals to create a truly
stunning tiara. After all, many a bride wishes to appear as a crowned
princess on her special day, and this kind of tiara can do nothing but
inspire the oohs and ahhs from onlookers as she becomes enshrined
in such radiance.
Some brides are going for the antique reproductions being sold as
wedding tiaras. Most of them are absolutely dazzling, and can actually
make the bride even more beautiful than most brides appear on their
wedding day.
Many are highlighted by pearl reproductions as well for the all-white
look, but because so many wedding dresses today are pink, you can
have a wedding tiara that includes lightly colored ruby reproductions
that truly tie in the pinkness of the dress as well as your blushing
cheeks.
For the bride who wishes to have her bridesmaids in an emerald
color, there are even tiaras that incorporate imitation emeralds
worked within some of these fascinating tiaras. Also many brides are
electing to have matching tiara and earring sets and some, with the
perceived need to elongate their necks for that special look, have
opted for longer earrings to go with the tiara and some of these are
mixed with pearls.
Speaking of pearls, there are some tiaras available that are made of
simple pearls. It just seems that a wedding dress and a pearl tiara just
go so well together, no matter what style of dress you may have
chosen. Pure femininity is guaranteed with such a headdress or tiara.
If crystals and pearls are not your style, you might consider a tiara
made of elegant white feathers or even pink flamingo feathers if you
have opted for a pink gown which is all the rage now. There are some
feather tiaras available that even have pearls or crystals incorporated
within them.
Finally, did you know that your wedding tiara can be made of delicate
lace? If you have a heavily laced wedding dress, that is sometimes
the perfect thing to tie it all together. HM
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