Have Fun on Your Wedding Day With Swarovski Crystal Hair-Bridal Tiaras
Bridal Tiaras
Have some fun on your wedding day with one of these elegant Swarovski Crystal Hair Bridal Tiaras. Make your childhood dreams of being a princess one day come true with these sparkling crystals. I guess at some time in our life we all had that little dream, it’s up to you to make it come true. The bridal tiara will be the focal point on your head adding to the striking picture of the princess look of the bride. You can start a trend with your daughters making it an heirloom with one day being past down. The tiara for future generations to wear, would that not be great. You can name it after your family, it will probably change if it is passed down to daughters, but you can still name it, a bit of an inheritance or a goal for your daughters to wear.
Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex in her Queen Mary's Tiara
Types of Bridal Tiaras
You get a large variety of bridal tiaras, crystals come in a variety of colors, and you are even able to get pink tiaras, wow, would that not be great if you are a lover of pink. So if you get a tiara make sure you get a decent quality one, especially if you want to keep it to pass down to your daughters. Silver tiaras in Swarovski crystals are simply gorgeous. See the stunning Metal Headbands with Crystal designs, great as bridal hair accessory Florentine Flower Crystal Headband, for other kinds of designs from this company, some are simple and elegant as well, a single band with crystals on top.
The kinds of bridal tiaras available are vast here are a few of them:
· Pearl tiaras, crystal & pearl
· Colorful tiaras in different color stones to match your dress.
· Gold, silver, and crystal bridal tiaras.
· Headbands or vines.
· Rhinestones in white gold or gold
· Vintage look, Tiffany one like Audrey Hepburn made famous
Did Princess Eugenie get the Tiara that Meghan Markle wanted
Bridal Gown, girls hair accessories
Alternatively you can try to make one for yourself with a metal hairband that has a comb on it, use wire and pearls and crystals, twisting the ends so you end up with all spikes. I tried it, once you get the hang of it, still a stunning effect, with fake pearls and crystals. If you google it you should find it under the how to section, they have pretty much everything else. Or else look out for handcrafts where people make them, for a unique tiara.
Always remember it depends on the bridal gown which bridal tiara is going to go with it, so for example pearls for a natural look, for the dream princess look rhinestone, Swarovski crystals in silver. Also depending if you have a veil or not, you can get these little short veils which look good.
Match up the bridesmaid in girl’s hair accessories or you can get them tiaras as well depends on you, but there's all kinds of stunning hairbands, hairpins to match.
Remember to try on these bridal tiaras, if you are not used to wearing hairbands, go to a couple of shops and test them out, walk around in them - see what it feels like, shop around literally.
Swarovski Crystal Hair Bands
Princess Charlene's gifts from Prince Albert
Types of wedding headpieces
Nowadays you find a large variety of headpieces.
- Crowns like the Neveah, very princess like and memorable with Swarovski Crystal moons and stars that form a halo to frame your face on this spectacular headpiece.
- Celestial Coronet a stunning set Swarovski crystal stars, show stopping look.
- Combs like the Elissa Comb, a popular hair accessories for brides, the Elissa has sparkling Swarovski crystals in a floral motif.
- Bandeaux, Callista a single row of Swarovski Crystal stars. It is finished with elastic in the back, to ensure a comfortable and secure fit.
Callista Bandeaux
Some of my other hubs
- Swarovski Crystal Rings
About Swarovski Crystal rings, where to get them or make them yourself, links on page to instructables to make your own crystal rings.
This content is accurate and true to the best of the author’s knowledge and is not meant to substitute for formal and individualized advice from a qualified professional.
© 2009 Rosemary Cole