4 Bridal Jewelry Styles For Your Big-Day Hair

When looking for dazzling detail to add to your bridal hairstyle, keep in mind that not only your ring finger has to sparkle. Your ‘do can twinkle too! Pearls, rhinestones and Swarovski crystals are all gorgeous examples of bridal jewelry to add to your big-day hair.

Whether you’re a vintage bride looking for a bridal comb to go with your short wedding dress, a classic bride in search of a wedding tiara to match your long-sleeved lace wedding dress, a glamorous modern bride looking for a crystal wedding headband or halo to complement your backless wedding gown, or a boho chic bride looking for a floral wreath to pair with your simple wedding dress, here are four of our favorite bridal jewelry styles that suit every bride.

1. Delicate Statement
Using round cut rhinestones and a majestic style of scalloping swirls, this wrap bridal headband is a delicate statement inspired by modern brides and vintage detailing. The floral embellishment on this stunning hair chain will sweep you away in romance. After all, your hairstyle is entitled to the royal treatment as well.

2. Dramatic, Yet Delicate

Tame your tresses with this beautiful bridal jewelry hair comb crafted from antique silver and sparkling rhinestones. A spray of romantic, intricate swirls and a large floral design add an organic crystal sparkle to a bridal up-do, and make for a dramatic, yet delicate statement.

3. Simply Beautiful

With sparkling rhinestones and lustrous faux pearls, this carefully crafted winding floral vine headband adorns both up-dos and long, wavy locks with poise. This simply beautiful band of delicate structure can be worn high in the hair or around the forehead as a bohemian, 1920’s-inspired accessory, and provides an elegant finishing touch for your bridal hairstyle.

4. Boldly Arranged

A statement-making finishing touch for both loose, wavy locks or an up-do, this stunning floral bridal jewelry tiara has boldly arranged geometric Swarovski crystals and rhinestones that sparkle throughout. An apt accent for years to come.