WEDDING ACCESSORIES

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She Said No Strippers Groom to Be Cap

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Ring Security Hat

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Bride and 10 x Team Bride Hairband Bracelets

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White Bride Straw

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Ring Security Wedding Socks

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12 x Team Groom Stickers

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New Zealand Travel Map Cork Pin Board

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Wedding accessories are the finishing touches that complete a bride and groom's ensemble on their special day. For the bride, some common bridal accessories include a veil, a tiara or headpiece, and a bridal bouquet. The groom may choose to accessorize with a boutonnière, a pocket square, or a vest.

The bridal party may also choose to add accessories to their outfits to coordinate with the bride and groom. Bridesmaids may carry smaller bouquets or wear matching hair pieces, and the groomsmen may coordinate their boutonnières with the groom's.

In addition to personal accessories, there are also many decorative items that can be used to add a personal touch to the ceremony and reception. These can include candles, signage, place cards, and table decorations.

Add the finishing touches to your wedding outfit with our exquisite bridal accessories. Gem's Wedding Supplies is a great bridal shop for many of your wedding accessories for the bride, groom and wedding party.

Top Questions on How to Organize and Prepare Bridal and Wedding Accessories

Organizing and preparing bridal and wedding accessories can be a daunting task, but we are here to help. Below are some of the top questions we get asked about bridal and wedding accessories.

1. What Bridal Accessories Are Essential?

Bridal accessories encompass a range of items, including veils, hairpieces, jewelry, belts, and shoes. Essentials typically include the veil or headpiece, wedding shoes, and bridal jewelry to complement the gown.

2. How Do I Choose the Right Accessories for My Wedding Dress?

The key to selecting the perfect accessories is to ensure they complement your wedding dress rather than overpower it. Consider the style, color, and embellishments of your gown. For instance, a simple dress can be paired with more ornate accessories, while a heavily adorned dress may require more understated pieces.

3. When Should I Start Shopping for Accessories?

It's advisable to start shopping for bridal accessories at least 3-4 months before the wedding. This timeline allows for any custom orders, potential alterations, or exchanges if necessary.

4. How Do I Choose Bridal Jewelry?

Choose jewelry that complements your gown and overall bridal look. Consider the neckline of your dress: for example, a strapless dress pairs well with a statement necklace or chandelier earrings, while a high neckline might look best with simple studs and a bracelet.

5. What Should I Consider When Selecting a Veil?

When choosing a veil, consider the length and style that best complements your dress and hairstyle. Options range from birdcage veils to cathedral-length veils. Ensure the veil’s embellishments (if any) do not clash with your dress.

6. How Can I Ensure My Shoes Are Comfortable?

Comfort is crucial, as you'll be on your feet for much of the day. Break in your shoes well before the wedding day and consider adding cushioned inserts. Opt for shoes with a manageable heel height and ensure they fit well.

7. What Accessories Do Bridesmaids Need?

Coordinate bridesmaids' accessories with their dresses and the wedding theme. Common accessories include matching jewelry sets, hairpieces, and shoes. It's essential to consider the comfort and preferences of your bridesmaids.

8. How Do I Choose a Bridal Hairpiece?

Select a hairpiece that complements your hairstyle and veil. Options include tiaras, headbands, hair combs, and pins. Ensure it fits well and stays secure throughout the day.

9. Should I Wear a Bridal Belt or Sash?

A belt or sash can add a touch of glamour and define your waistline. Choose one that complements your dress and enhances your figure. It should blend seamlessly with the overall look rather than stand out awkwardly.

10. What Should I Bring to My Dress Fittings?

Bring all your bridal accessories, including undergarments, shoes, and jewelry, to your dress fittings. This helps ensure that everything works together harmoniously and allows for any necessary adjustments.

11. How Do I Store and Transport My Accessories?

Store your accessories in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use garment bags for veils and hairpieces, and keep jewelry in its original packaging or a dedicated jewelry box. When transporting, ensure items are well-protected and avoid packing them with heavier items that could cause damage.

12. What Emergency Accessories Should I Have on Hand?

Consider an emergency kit with essentials like extra hairpins, a sewing kit, safety pins, and a small bottle of clear nail polish for last-minute fixes. A comfortable pair of flats or slippers can also be a lifesaver for tired feet.