Many brides focus totally on their wedding dress when they consider their bridal outfit, but while the wedding dress does pay a huge part it’s not the only thing that contributes to your overall look, wedding jewellery also plays a important part. It will be your wedding jewellery which can make or break your bridal outfit.

Just because it’s called wedding jewellery doesn’t mean it can only be worn on your wedding day. Don’t just bung it in your jewellery box and take it out now and again when you’re having a trip down memory lane.

If you’ve bought the right jewellery you’ll be able to find occasions to wear it again. When you do wear it for other occasions, you’ll constantly remind yourself of your perfect wedding day.

A good occasion to wear your wedding jewellery is your wedding aniversary, if you wear your wedding pufume too, then both will evoke powerful memories of the wedding day that you and your husband shared.

Most wedding jewellery is create from crystal and pearl, both with match most outfits. Sparkling crystals can be jazz up casual outfits making them seem more glamorous, pearls help many outfits seem more formal. A crystal necklace can be worn with a low cut top and a pair of jeans to jazz up the outfit for a family meal or a night in the pub.

You’ve probably spend quite a bit of money on your wedding jewellery so you really should get the value out of it and wearing them just for one day isn’t going to do that. Wear your jewellery at every occasion that you can.

You don’t need to wear every piece of wedding jewellery at the same time. Some pieces of wedding jewellery can be more often than others such as your earrings. Your bracelet can be worn with most short sleeved tops and your necklace with dresses or nice tops.

If you really don’t feel like you have the opportunity to wear your wedding jewellery again, then wrap each piece up carefully and store them in a dry dark place so they can be passed down to the next generation. This will give your future daughter in law or your daughter the opportunity to use it as their “something old”.