After you’ve picked your gown, you’ll need to decide on the final touches. Here’s where you’ll find our recommendations for the best bridal accessories in Dubai.
Although your wedding gown is the center of attention, the proper accessories will completely transform your look and provide a unique style. However, with so many options for jewelry, shoes, veils, and other accessories, it’s easy to become overwhelmed. Therefore, before you go out and buy a wedding dress in Dubai and its accessories, take a look at the best style tips for adorning your bridal gown so that they will complement each other.
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Keep to what you’re familiar with
Even though it is a special day, don’t deviate too much from your usual look. There’s no need to drown yourself in diamonds on your wedding day if you rarely wear jewelry. The idea is to seem and feel like your finest, most beautiful self.
It’s always better to have less.
A veil, tiara, earrings, necklace, and sash are not necessary. We appreciate how accessories give your outfit a personal touch, but too many can be overwhelming. Take a list of your gown’s distinctive traits before you begin shopping, and then base your decisions on them. Instead of a necklace, wear a set of drop earrings if your dress has an intricate neckline.
Try a strong statement necklace or fascinator with a gown with a more modest design. Take a cue from your haircut when it comes to earrings. Small studs or droplets will suffice if your hair is left down and over your ears. However, something a little more dramatic, such as a pair of chandelier danglers, would be appropriate for an updo. Avoid motifs that are too similar to the accents on your dress; you don’t want to appear too uniform.
Metals should be matched.
Some metals appear better with specific dress colors, which you may not be aware of. Ivory, in general, looks best with gold because it brings out the fabric’s milky tint. Gold will clash with the brighter white tones, choose silver or platinum accents or pearl details for a pure white gown.
With a diamond-white gown, you can mix and match yellow gold, rose gold, silver, and pearls to your heart’s content. Allow the colors of your accessories to be dictated by the colors of your dress if it is already decorated with beads. Select a necklace, bracelet, or earrings with a gold foundation if your gown contains gold beading.
Recognize Your Veils
The most well-known wedding item is the veil. There are many alternatives, ranging from whimsical bird cages to stately cathedral-length designs. However, when you narrow down the style of veil you want to wear, there are a few factors to bear in mind. To begin with, your veil should be the same color as your dress.
Also, if your dress has a lot going on, choose a style that is simple and won’t draw attention away from it. Choose a translucent veil rather than a veil with two layers of tulle if you want to show off the back of your gown—say, if it has beautiful embroidery or beading. Finally, take into account your body type: mid-length types, such as a fingertip or elbow-length veils, visibly cut you in half, making them a better choice for taller brides whereas longer waltz or floor-length veils extend a small figure. Short styles, such as a bandeau or birdcage, flatter all figures and give your gown a playful, nostalgic feel.
Topping It Off
If you’re not a fan of veils? There are loads of other methods to complete your outfit, from hair combs to fascinators. Because certain hairstyles look better with updos than others, choose your hairstyle first. Loose locks, for example, are ideal for a flower crown. Consider your hair type as well—delicate accessories may look great on fine hair, however, they won’t stand out as much on big waves. Above all, be sure that whichever you choose feels safe while you’re moving.
Consider alternatives to jewelry.
Are you looking for a quick and easy way to give your wedding gown in Dubai some personality? Wear a sash or a belt to complete the look. It doesn’t mean your dress won’t look amazing if it doesn’t come with one. Without having to spend money on costly adjustments, a trendy fastener is a simple method to personalize and change the look of your gown.
Whether you choose a classic satin sash or a flashy leather belt, it will instantly elevate your outfit. Finding a waist-cincher that fits your body shape is the key to finding the appropriate one. Short torsos benefit from thin belts, whereas larger torsos benefit from wider belts.
Consider a beaded or lavishly adorned belt to flatter your tummy if you’re an apple shape. A V-shape appliqué belt helps extend your figure if you’re small. You don’t want to overshadow the rest of your gown, so opt with a style that’s no more than three inches wide as a general rule.
Make It Cozy
Your wedding day appearance is no exception—no dress is complete without the proper pair of shoes. Naturally, you’ll want a great pair to match with that stunning gown, but that doesn’t mean that your comfort must be sacrificed. Remember, you’re going to stand for a long time, and you don’t like to be in discomfort before you’ve even stepped onto the dance floor.
Consider the heel height (clearly, the higher the heel, the more pain), the type of straps, and the material when buying. To reduce instability, your feet should be firmly supported (think ankle and toe straps rather than slip-ons). Seek out natural materials that are of good quality. They’re far more comfier than synthetics, and they’re also far more durable, so you’ll be able to reuse them.
Shopping at the end of the day, when your feet are swollen from movement, will ensure the best fit, and you’ll have more than enough time to break in your new shoes before the ceremony. Before the big day, try them around the home for a few weeks to see if there are any blister-prone spots.
Consider purchasing moleskin, heel grips, strap stickers, or gel insoles created specifically for heels to make your shoes more comfortable. Too slouchy to hide a grip or insole? To keep your feet happy, pick up a spray, wax, or lotion that protects against friction or provides anti-inflammatory pain treatment.
Choose the best shoe for your dress and feet at Nurj, a wedding dress shop in Dubai. Their staff will help you pick what is the best for your look and needs.
Cover Up
If you’re getting married in the fall or at a place of worship that requires you to cover your shoulders, a fashionable cover-up is a requirement. The possibilities are unlimited, from boleros to capelets and fur stoles. (Plus, it creates a seamless transition between your ceremony and reception.) It’s important to get one that complements your gown well.
For added individuality, match simple, basic pieces with more elaborate cover-ups, such as a beaded capelet with scalloped edges or a striking sequined or feather bolero. To prevent looking too ostentatious with already extravagant gowns, opt for a more modest accent. Warm up with a delicate lace jacket, sheer tulle cloak, or chiffon wrap that complements your gown rather than competes with it.
Is there another way? A traditional cardigan that looks great with a natural or laid-back appearance.
Take into account your decolletage.
Your wedding gown’s uniqueness can be enhanced by matching your neckline style with the appropriate accessory, which can also highlight a specific aspect. Forgo the necklace and instead opt for a set of stunning chandelier earrings, if your gown is strapless or sweetheart. Go for a splash of color or wear clear crystal for a clean look. Choose a color from your bridal bouquet or a special item, such as your birthstone.
Include two or three little fresh or silk flowers in your hair to provide a gentle, organic vibe if you’re trying for a flirty, fresh look. Do you prefer vintage elegance? Wear an art deco bracelet or some roaring twenties-inspired feather barrettes to pay homage to the past.
Do you have a V-neckline? This style calls for a little décolletage embellishment, whether it’s a pendant or a choker. Pearls (single-stranded or double-stranded) are a timeless choice, while a slender chain with a modest pendant, such as a locket, is an exquisite way to accessorize. A crystal choker or a statement necklace with matching earrings could be the perfect combination if you’re striving for a more luxurious look.
If your dress is halter (or reverse halter), consider the following options for a shoulder-baring outfit: Instead of jewelry, focus on your hairstyle. A terrific way to add flair to your bridal updo is headbands, whether it is in a sleek bun or a loose ponytail. If headbands aren’t your thing, try incorporating elaborate crystal hairpins into your hairstyle. Five to seven hairpins are ideal for curly hair, while brides with thinner locks (or shorter hair) can get away with two or three.
That concludes our suggestions for accessorizing your wedding gown. Visit our store for the best wedding dresses in Dubai and more ideas as well as for all of your bridal gown and accessory needs, and we will assist you in selecting the ideal dress and accessories for you. You can also visit the MyNurj site if you prefer to buy a wedding dress online.
