Do not destroy the ideal marriage costume with the all-too-wrong, all-too-inappropriate jewels lest you find yourself less-than-the-radiant bride on your most significant of days. You have to strike the right balance between the size and shape of the jewels vis-à-vis the color and cut of your marriage gown for that all-too-desired effect. Here is how.

Less is more

And, girl, is that the truth! You must not at all fall into the tacky trap of over-accessorizing correctly because you want to call concentration to yourself, not to the baling- blinks strung all over you like a rap star with a serious fetish for thick, clunky gold chains and big rocks.

For example, if you are wearing a tiara, skip the necklace. Or if you are wearing diamond earrings, skip the necklace, too. Or if you want to put on a statement necklace, skip the rest of the jewels lot. The significant point is to put on jewels that shall both complement your marriage gown and draw concentration to your radiant face. This brings you to the next point.

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