Your Cheshire and Merseyside Wedding - Page number 55 - July/August 2021 (Issue 58)

JEWELLERY AND ACCESSORIES 55  Accessorise & shine Cassie McClymont of Cassie M Bridal ( www.cassiem.co.uk ) says, “Where a chosen hair accessory will sit is a common concern. The typical place is directly onto the crown, but that’s not necessarily the best option with certain hairstyles. Why not try it over to one side instead? This will show off the full hair design and bring a little something different. If you really want to stand out with a modern take on the tiara, our bespoke pearl encrusted crown is a real showstopper. It suits both glossy flowing curls and the sleek bun beautifully.” “Statement headbands are popular and add the wow factor.Whether you want Swarovski crystals, pearls or elegant 3D flowers, headbands can transform a look and complement your dress.” – Hanni Hanni Frankland of My Funny Valentine ( https://mfvbridal.com ) says, “We’d recommend waiting until you’ve found your dress before choosing your hair accessories. What you select will also depend on how you plan to wear your hair, so it’s a good idea to know which accessories will work with that particular do. “Look for something that best suits your bridal style, whether that be boho, romantic or total princess. Your choice will also depend on the height of your up do and whether you want the accessory to be easily removed or entwined like a hair vine. For example, a comb can be layered with the one attached to your veil and will sit neatly on top. Once you’re ready to remove the veil just pop the comb back in for some sparkle in the evening. Pins also work well as they’ll be scattered throughout your hair for a twinkly effect without affecting your veil.” “There’s no need to worry about wilting fresh flowers with our porcelain bloom and gold leaf pins.” – Cassie www.cassiem.co.uk www.cassiem.co.uk www.cassiem.co.uk https://victoriapercival.com https://livi-edwards.com www.bluebugphotos.com