Tuesday, October 7, 2008

How to Choose the Most Beautiful Bridal Jewelry to Best Suit Your Wedding Theme

When you are wedding planning you want everything to go perfectly and you suddenly realize there is just so much to do, so much to figure out and to choose from. The simple place to start with the look and feel of the wedding is to first choose the color themes. From here you can more easily focus on the bridal gown and bridesmaids dresses with their designs and styles.

The wedding jewelry is next as you can match the style of the bridal jewelry set designs to the bridal party dress styles. There are a range of jewelry styles so you need to have a look at what you like and what works best for your wedding theme. So to help you decide here is an overview of a range of jewelry:

Pearl Jewelry

Pearl bridal jewelry is such a popular choice because pearl jewelry is timeless and so elegant. Pearl necklaces and earrings designs range from the traditional through to very contemporary styles with everything in between. Pearls make a wonderful present for the bridesmaids and can be passed through the family over the generations.

Bridal pearl jewelry can be in a variety of colors including white, pink and black (or more of a rainbow effect) for the natural pearl colors through to the dyed pearl colors of greens through to browns.

Costume Bridal Jewelry

Bridal costume jewelry is a fashionable choice with the broad range of choices in colors and styles so you can easily find what you want for your special event. There is a vast array of costume earrings, necklaces, and bracelets that will work for your wedding theme. Swarovski crystal bridal jewelry is a lovely choice for costume wedding jewelry with its range of colors and quality.

You can also have treasured handmade bridal jewelry with costume jewelry designs that is also affordable and is beautiful.

Beaded Bridal Jewelry

Bridal handcrafted jewelry makes a unique statement of style. With beaded jewelry you have your choice of colors and styles so it can beautifully coordinate with your wedding theme colors.

The beaded designs can include the handmade lampwork glass beaded jewelry with freshwater pearls and crystals as well as simple statements of a floating effect of just one type of bead. You can often have custom jewelry made by jewelry designers so the brides jewelry is fancier than the bridesmaids jewelry.

Often one of the benefits of beaded jewelry is it makes for inexpensive bridal jewelry that helps with your wedding planning.

Diamond Bridal Jewelry

Diamond and gold jewelry is a traditional wedding jewelry choice, especially for the bride as it matches diamond engagement rings. Often family diamond jewelry is worn as part of the "something old" tradition. This can include gem stone jewelry, such as sapphire jewelry, emerald jewelry and ruby jewelry, especially as gemstones are often set with diamonds.

Combinations like the bridal jewelry necklace being a family heirloom with a new pair of diamond earrings can work beautifully. So sharing the joy of the wedding jewelry through out the family is an enjoyable experience that brings the love stories over the generations together.

Making Your Choice

With the diverse choice of jewelry styles available it is so much easier to get the wedding jewelry that is perfect. To make the choice that much easier make sure you have figured out the look and theme for the wedding, the styles of the bridal party gowns and, of course, your budget. Researching the different jewelry styles and designs can be loads of fun and very inspiring. By refining what you need and defining you want you are sure to find the beautiful bridal jewelry you are after!

About the Author

Belinda Stinson writes about fashion, jewelry and weddings for Creatively Belle and Jewelry Display Stands. http://CreativelyBelle.com

Creatively Belle offers a wide selection of bridal jewelry and pearl wedding jewelry as well as great gift ideas at http://CreativelyBelle.com/design

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