How many times have we been unable to decide on something that we thought was of secondary importance? Many. Many times! Word of stylist. And this is what many brides run into when it comes time to choose accessories.<\/p>\n
We have seen brides choose their dress in no time at all, only to then get stuck when faced with choosing a stole, a flower or an earring to match.<\/p>\n
And it is right to give value to these details because too often we risk completely ruining the harmony of the elements and inevitably the image of the protagonist.<\/p>\n
The accessory is not to be underestimated at all. It must be chosen with great care, keeping in mind that details make the difference. Here’s how they do it!<\/p>\n
We don’t want to scare you though. Simply take your time, don’t rush things and if you have any doubts, rely on a professional who will be able to best guide you.<\/p>\n
Let’s try to understand together how not to be overwhelmed by doubts and panic and especially how to combine the parts harmoniously.<\/p>\n
Let’s start from the great general rule which for us is this: if you decide to wear a minimal and linear dress, you can dare with the accessories. Conversely, you must be careful not to overdo it because the final effect is risky and could result in a big mess of elements.<\/p>\n
Try to imagine wearing a dress made of a highly worked fabric, perhaps embroidered lace. In this case everything else should be soft. If you opt for a flower as a hairstyle, it will be best not to choose it too fanciful or too large. Look for something that can also be of the same style, but be measured. The same goes if you want to wear a jewel.<\/p>\n
To accessorise a minimal dress, however, you can certainly choose something more eye-catching and particular, perhaps a designer jewel or a more important flower.<\/p>\n
The same thing should apply to wedding shoes, even if these very often tend to follow the style of the dress, more than other accessories. And this is motivated by the fact that they are not part of the dress but stand alone and in some way are always protagonists.<\/p>\n
You need to try to have an overall vision of your image without focusing on the details individually. A shoulder cover, an appliqu\u00e9, a piece of jewelery can be wonderful but not match your dress at all. If you have your style in mind, at least the one you have chosen for the wedding, you must try to follow that line.<\/p>\n
A bohemian dress will hardly be able to match a jewel with a modern design, or a glitter belt.<\/p>\n
A 1920s style will have accessories that match that style.<\/p>\n
If, however, you wish to be less restricted, then the advice is to choose a wedding dress with a more essential, minimalist style, in order to leave you more space for the choice of any accessories. In this case they become very important and can even be the protagonists. Don’t be too soft because otherwise the final result here will seem without personality.<\/p>\n
Finally, some brides absolutely want to wear something that belonged to their mother or grandmother or in any case is an accessory that has been passed down in the family. In this case, if you don’t want to give up, you have to start from this. Generally it is the veil and often these are important veils, embroidered or lace. So bring it to the tests and immediately point it out to those who follow you.<\/p>\n
If it is not an emotional discussion, we strongly advise you not to decide anything before choosing the wedding dress. This will prevent you from spending money unnecessarily on something that you can’t use on the dress that won you over!<\/p>\n
If you have any doubts, you know where to find us!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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