Swarovski Crystal Tiara

How to wear a tiara?

Slide the tiara on at a 45 degree angle. Adjust the tiara band to suit your hairstyle. Use of pins to secure it in place. Adjust the hairstyle or loose locks to cover the pins. Take advantage of an experienced hair stylist to help you place your tiara.

Tips and tricks

• First of all, choose your gown; then select your accessories including the tiara. Keep your hairstyle in mind while selecting a wedding tiara.

• Choose the wedding tiara after considering your facial structure.

• To give the wedding party a coordinated look, the attendants can compliment the bride's ensemble by wearing a smaller or simpler version of the bride's tiara. The bride may also choose a tiara with color rhinestones to coordinate with the wedding party.

• If your dress is stylish, a modern tiara would go with it. Choose an antique style tiara if your wedding gown goes well with it.

• If your hair is short, light and delicate tiaras are best. Brides with shorter hair look best in headband style tiara.

• Match the type of gown with your tiara. Complement crystals in your gown with crystals in your wedding tiara; same holds good for pearls and rhinestones too.

• If you have a floral detail in your gown, then look for a wedding tiara with similar detailing.

• A tiara with Austrian crystals and no pearl or other ornaments will go with any gown. But a tiara with pearls should match either the gown accents or the necklace and earrings.

• Pearl tiaras go well with off-white or ivory gowns, since the luster of the pearls is enhanced by these colors. Many tiaras are available with white or ivory pearls.