I have a dilemma!
I have my heart set on wearing a thin strand of plain pearls with my gown. Although I am not a huge pearl fan, my DF absolutely adores them (which I find quite bizarre considering he has no opinions on jewellery whatsoever, yet he is so taken by them). Anyhoo, I am thinking of adding a brooch to my dress at a gather, want to know which is the best order to get these things.
I was thinking :
- necklace first (considering I have definate ideas of what I want)
- earrings (pearl/crystal combo)
- brooch
what about my shoes? I am not sure whether I want any embellishments on them (my dress is plain, with a tiny bit of scattered pearl/crystal beading around the bodice). So, do I have to get everything else first?
My veil has a tiny bit of pearl/crystal beading around the very edge.
It all sounds like a hell of a lot of beading etc, but it''s really quite subtle and simple.
The only thing in this whole idea that is non-negotiable are the pearls, it will make him so happy to see me wear them. I want to make him smile
I have my heart set on wearing a thin strand of plain pearls with my gown. Although I am not a huge pearl fan, my DF absolutely adores them (which I find quite bizarre considering he has no opinions on jewellery whatsoever, yet he is so taken by them). Anyhoo, I am thinking of adding a brooch to my dress at a gather, want to know which is the best order to get these things.
I was thinking :
- necklace first (considering I have definate ideas of what I want)
- earrings (pearl/crystal combo)
- brooch
what about my shoes? I am not sure whether I want any embellishments on them (my dress is plain, with a tiny bit of scattered pearl/crystal beading around the bodice). So, do I have to get everything else first?
My veil has a tiny bit of pearl/crystal beading around the very edge.
It all sounds like a hell of a lot of beading etc, but it''s really quite subtle and simple.
The only thing in this whole idea that is non-negotiable are the pearls, it will make him so happy to see me wear them. I want to make him smile