Add a little pizzazz to your wedding attire by wearing a statement necklace. Whether it’s a dramatic twist on classic pearls, fabric, fancy metals, vintage bauble or contemporary geometric, a statement necklace can take a strapless dress from pretty to pretty amazing in one second!
However, here are 4 things to consider when wearing bold necklaces:
1. If you have long hair, you may want to wear your hair up to properly display your necklace in it’s full potential. Now, if you have short hair a beautiful bold necklace may just be your best friend.
2. Stay away from bulky necklaces if you have a short neck. Consider wearing a group of long necklaces or a showstopper pair of earrings to complement your look.
3. Statement necklaces work best with effortless wedding dresses. If your dress is very elaborated or has a lot going on the top, go easy on the accessories. A bold necklace could overwhelm your look. Sometimes less is more!
4. Maintain a comprehensive look by wearing a necklace that matches your wedding colors. Or consider fulfill the something-blue tradition with a bold blue necklace.
Image Credits: Photographed by Alicia Swedenborg via Pretty Chic Blog | Photography - Kristin Vining Photography via SMP | Lauren Gabrielle Photography via SMP | Photography - Ozzy Garcia via SMP | Aruna B. Photography via SMP | Photo - Jose Villa via SMP | Photo - Jessica Claire via SMP | Necklace by Fletcher & Grace via The Bride's Diary | Marianne Wilson Photography via SMP | Photo - Carla Ten Eyck via SMP | Jason & Anna Photography via SMP | Necklace by St. Erasmus via Elite Bridal Concierge | Erich McVey Photography via SMP
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