Accessories for the bride are details than can easily slip out of mind, but missing an important piece can make the wedding ceremony and reception less glamorous. The headpiece, for example, completes the bride's look and should be considered as carefully as, if not moreso than, any wedding day accessory. It draws attention to the bride's face, and it complements the style and fabric of the gown. Veils decorated with silk or satin flowers add understated elegance to classic bridal gowns. Sparkling tiaras provide the crowning touch to today's fashionable ball gowns.

The wedding day wardrobe should be determined by the time of day and the formality of the reception. As a simple guideline, daytime celebrations occur before 6 P.M., while evening weddings take place after 6. They may also begin slightly earlier, but continue well into the night. Formality is a less straightforward quality, because all of the elements combined, rather than any single detail, give a wedding its style. An large evening event in an elaborate ballroom, featuring a multicourse dinner and an orchestra calls for appropriate, impressive attire. On the other hand, getting married in California at an outdoor afternoon wedding decorated with wildflowers, freshly grilled food, and a lively bluegrass band calls for less formal dress for the bride and groom.

Wedding Concierge Services is pleased to assist you in organizing le grande affaire. Use our resources and wedding advice to decide exactly how you want your wedding to look and feel. We'll show you how to pull off the event smoothly and painlessly. Instead of a stressful burden, you'll remember your wedding as the happiest day of your life.