Beautiful wedding dress with fine details, a twirling hairstyle, and an elegant wedding headpiece. What else could a girl dream of for her wedding day?

When choosing a hair accessory, both – crowns and tiaras look elegant and go well with every wedding dress and hairstyle. The bride can choose either a bridal crown or a bridal tiara for her special day.

But did you know there are certain rules to wearing a bridal tiara?

So before moving ahead with the rules, let’s understand the basics.

How to choose a perfect wedding crown?

Think about three things before finalizing wearing a crown:

  •         Design of the wedding dress.
  •         Venue of the wedding.
  •         The theme of the wedding.

If you have an alluring ceremonious wedding, the wedding crown works wonders, but if you have a simple wedding, then the crown may look a bit extraordinary. 

Also, peek at your wedding dress; if the dress has minimal details, go for an intricate crown, whereas if the dress has comprehensive work, opt for a minimal crown. 

Will the tiara suit your wedding style?

Tiara, the combination of exquisite metals and gemstones, looks charming and accentuates the bride’s look, which makes you fall in love with them.

An elegant tiara complements the bridal attire very well. Choose a tiara according to your wedding dress, as you cannot wear a traditional tiara with a casual dress, and if you are a person who likes to put on minimal jewelry, a large tiara may not look good.

Tiara comes in various styles, and a bride can enhance her hairstyle by wearing an ideal tiara.

Both Crowns and Tiaras

So now that you have realized that both crowns and tiaras look stunning, you’ll be pleased to know that there are several crowns and tiaras to choose from- so that you can find the one that complements your D-day look. Whether a gold wedding crown or a gold tiara crown, both look graceful on the bride-to-be.

From classic tiaras to modern headpieces, add some shine and sparkle to your hairstyle with a silver tiara crown. You can decide on the one as per your style.

The bohemian-inspired crystal wedding tiara or gold tiara for the wedding both add a natural flair to the bride, whereas the wedding gold crown or gold bridal tiara adds a regal finishing touch. The water drop crown, be it in silver or gold, looks fantastic for both weddings and the pageant.

Once you decide on the tiara, keep reading to learn the etiquette for wearing a tiara.

GOLDEN RULES AND ETIQUETTE FOR WEARING A BRIDAL TIARA

Tiara adds glamor to the attire and makes the bride feel like a royal princess. The tiaras not just elevate your bridal look but can add a pop of colour and texture to your persona. Here are a few rules for wearing a tiara:

  • Tradition

Tiara represents the loss of innocence to the crowing of love. According to the age-old culture, tiaras can be worn by the brides on their wedding day or by a married woman only. 

  • Positioning

When wearing a tiara, place your thumb on the dimple of your chin, index finger between the gap of eyebrows, half from the hairline, and you are done.

  • Shape

Choose the design of the tiara that is opposite to the shape of your face. For instance, if the shape of your face is long, do not choose a pointed tiara and vice-versa. 

  • Hairstyle

To give a settled look to your tiara, wear your hair down. Then draw the sides back over the ends of the tiara.

  • Do not fix

Do not fix the tiara with your veil, or else the veil’s weight may pull down your tiara, making you feel uncomfortable.

  • Secure the tiara

If you plan to dance on the table, make sure you have secured the tiara well with bobby pins or fine hair thread elastic into the back of your bun.

  • Day-old hair

When wearing a tiara, day-old hair, without conditioner, gives more grip to the tiara than freshly washed hair.

  • Wear it at last

The best way to wear a tiara is when you are done with your dressing, makeup, and hair spraying. 

  • Inherited Tiaras

If you have a tiara handed to you by your mother, make sure it suits your hair color and overall style, or else you need to update it.

  • Tiara shopping

While buying a tiara, choose according to your style and face shape. Choose a long, oval frame tiara over a round one, or it will clutch your head.

HOW TO WEAR A BRIDAL TIARA?

Tiara, an elegant bridal hair accessory, is adorned by many brides-to-be these days. But there is a lot of buzz around, like how to wear a tiara and how to manage it along the veil.

Here are the answers to all your questions.

How do you wear a tiara?

Tiaras look good with any hairstyle, even if you twirl your hair into an all-up, all-down, half-up, half-down hairstyle. Tiaras can be worn without help; just place them towards the front of the head or back. Then tuck the sides of the tiara into the hair.

How do you wear a tiara with a veil?

Brides look phenomenal when they wear a tiara with a veil. Veils already have a comb attached; hence, it helps pin the veil neatly behind the tiara. So, if the bride wants to remove the veil during the reception, she can do so easily.

If your veil does not have a comb, get it sewed with just a few stitches, or you may pin the veil with wedding hair pins. 

How to wear a tiara with a two-tier veil?

The two-tier veil has two sections. The long tier is at the back, whereas the blusher section covers the face. Draw both pieces backward behind the tiara and fix the position.

Brides can easily pull the blusher forward over the tiara before the ceremony and drag it back.

FINAL THOUGHT

Tiaras have a charisma that makes you fall in love with them. Consider wearing it on your wedding day to add a magnetic touch to a simple bridal dress or hairstyle.