Last time we talked about the importance of the wedding dress and I didn’t specifically advise or give opinions on one model rather than another because already said, too personal but, with a beautiful dress we must always think of the accessories, the must closes the circle and makes the style unique in its being.

Let’s start from the top down: hair with or without beads? A tiara or a crown?

Let’s go in order, for an elegant and timeless style, small points of light such as diamonds or beads give that extra light, useful for photos but above all satisfying to the eye both for the day and also for the evening that you will have.

For jewelry lovers, however, the Tiara is never out of fashion and always at the top of the charts.

It is worn resting on the head or set in the hairstyle, it is used alone or as a support for the veil and you can choose svarowski, pearls or precious stones but whatever it is, as long as it best reflects you.

For those who love jewels but don’t want to wear the Tiara, an excellent alternative will certainly be the crown, simple but elegant, that veiled touch of class of someone who wears something extremely important but gracefully.

But for a romantic bride? With a dress that conveys lightness, love and lots of fun? I would opt for a wonderful crown of flowers, in my opinion the most beautiful are those made with wild flowers, always to stay on the wave of the small but beautiful detail, the simpler the crown the more elegant the desired effect will be.

Needless to say at this point that earrings, necklace (if the dress allows it) and bracelet will certainly be in parure with what we will have on our heads.

Have fun, dream and shine. 

Shoes are the last step.. high? Low? Open or closed? Glittery or simple?We have just opened a door to a world of infinite possibilities.The shoes can be flat like ballerinas or sandals, why not?

A dress suitable for a wedding in the countryside or on the beach certainly does not exclude comfort as well as the perfect match with the style of the dress. More elegant or short dresses will certainly want high-heeled shoes, whether it’s a sandal or a Chanel model rather than closed in front for greater foot support, the biggest dilemma does not change .. the color.It would seem that white is still the mother color of brides and I fully agree with this but I disagree with the color of the shoes because in my opinion, shoes are that small point where perhaps we could “transgress”.

By now wedding shoes can be made to measure so why not opt ​​for a color that defines us? Why not wear something blue for good luck? Or a red since maybe it’s the theme color of the wedding? Or a gold or silver because it matches the color of our parure or simply because we like it?Personally I loved the gold color, high sandal not a wedding shoe at all but combined with a lace dress I can say it made her figure and above all, even the “feet” had their recognition instead of leaving them anonymous and hidden at the bottom to the dress :p

Some ideas came out waiting for the next page.. can you imagine what it will be?