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The Ada Chain Headpiece -Johanna Johnson Headpieces
What do Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella and Kate Middleton have in common? They all wore tiaras to their weddings. Tiaras are a prerequisite to every princess, fairytale or real. They are also a must-have for every bride who wants to feel like royalty on their wedding.
Tiaras symbolize beauty, and elegance. More importantly, they help brides express their personal styles. They come in all shapes and styles. They are also adorned by different precious gems and stones. Each of these exudes different meanings and resonates with different personalities.
Diamonds
Diamonds are one of the strongest, most expensive and most beautiful of gemstones. They are worn by royalties. Diamonds signify a prosperous and enduring relationship. Brides who choose diamond tiaras express clarity, positive thoughts and elegance. (Read More.....)
Art Deco 1920's Tulle Headpiece- by WillowMoone
This beautiful headpiece is made by WillowMoone on Etsy. The look is a throw back to the chic and (Read More.....)
 Primrose Tiara, owned by the Earls of Rosebery. Designed around leaves, and small daisies. The Tiara dates from the 1830's
Tiaras have always been considered to be luxurious to wear. Crowns, and tiaras have evolved through the centuries from the simple satin ribbon to featuring an array of diamonds and jewels worth millions of dollars. The tiara has seen waves of interest through the centuries, and has even been frowned upon at some points of history, but one thing is for sure- it's presence has never diminished. Styles have changed with the fashions, and the tiara is changing with it. While some styles of jewelry have come and go, the tiara remains current, and has seen being worn on occasions besides the wedding day. Within the last 10 years we have seen a new awakening with hair jewelry, with a revival from Hollywood and the catwalks of the hottest designers today. Here are some pieces that simply cannot be (Read More.....)
 Diamond Wheat Sheaf Tiara
In December 2012, Sotheby’s featured the jewelery collection of the Late Michael Wellby. Born into a family of silver dealers, Mr. Wellby found that period jewelry captured his attention, so much so, that he collected breathtaking pieces from periods spanning five centuries.
Educated at Marlborough College, at the age of 18, he joined his father’s business H.S. Wellby in Halkin Arcade in Knightsbridge. During the 1940s and 1950s, he began to deal in German silver, (which at the time was unpopular and undervalued), realising that pieces he could buy at little more than melt value were amongst the finest examples of the silversmith’s art. In the 1960s he moved the business to Grafton Street in Mayfair, where it soon became a required stop for any visiting continental dealer or collector. During his long career Michael Wellby also built up a highly important private collection of European (Read More.....)
 Jennifer Behr- Photo Credit -Normans Printery Blog
If you're seeking a headpiece to spice up your bridal attire, Jennifer Behr's Collection delivers. These headpieces are handcrafted in New York City and are priced anywhere between $62 to $900. Behr's collections walks the line between bridal and punk, for the girl who needs a headpiece for all occasions! Jennifer Behr offers headpieces made from braided ropes, crystals, silver and gold chains, silk chiffons, etc. Some of the pieces are also able to double as a necklace. Jennifer Behr has been featured in several fashion magazines, and has have become a favorite go-to-girl for celebrities like Charlize Theron,Alexa Chung, Jennifer Lawrence, Leighton Meester, Rihanna and Emma Stone. Some of her hairpieces were also styled on Blair Waldorf during the TV reign of 'Gossip Girl'.
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Meda’s wreath from the tomb of Philip II Gold, some 80 leaves and 112 flowers surviving, c. 310 BC
From day one, our love for one another was electric and undeniable. My husband and I have been dubbed as an unlikely duo. We're two individuals with such unique differences that we paradoxically fit together so well; it's as if the deities of love and beauty had a field day with cupid on the day we both crossed paths. Who would have thought that a hopeless romantic and the queen of cynicism would see stars in the eyes of one another and want nothing more than to hold each other's hands?
We consider our connection to be rare, whimsical and meant-to-be for two (Read More.....)
Model Sophia E - Model Booking
Many brides are looking for a new fresh look for their wedding appearance, but find the traditional bride with the formal up-dos and diamond tiaras are just not fitting with their personality. Your wedding day is a celebration of the commitment between you and your life partner. Not every girl dreams of looking like Miss America on their wedding day. Rest assured, there are dozens of bridal looks you can go for than the traditional look. If you are more of a modern sort of gal, let me introduce to you a trend that is hot and sexy, while at the same time classy for your special day.
In the early 21st century, a new fashion emerged called "boho chic". The style drew upon various bohemian and hippie influences. Actress Sienna Miller and model Kate Moss in the United Kingdom were known to (Read More.....)
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