The same can be said for other bridal hair accessories like tiaras, headbands and barrettes — you don’t want to take away from the dress. In fact, you can think about accessories as an ...

Bridal tiaras may be less popular than in decades ... For easy incorporation, opt for a bow-bedecked barette or headband in silk or satin, colored in a hue that complements your unique dress.

These silver-and-crystal headpieces with three-dimensional leaves made a show-stopping statement as an update on the expected tiara ... metallic satin headband polishes off a bridal hairdo.

Whether you wear a beaded comb, a pearlized headband or a crystal bobby ... You’ll shine bright like a diamond in this regal tiara from David's Bridal. With a mix of crystals, pearls and a ...

while others end up peeling off the tiniest twinkling headband in the bridal boutique because it simply felt too twee. Tiaras are, however, enjoying a revival. The coronation of King Charles III ...

Whether you're a minimalist bride-to-be or favour all-out extravagance, there's a hair accessory out there to suit your style agenda, be it a sparkling slide, pearly headband or fairytale bow.

Here’s a question for the nonconformist bride: how do you update tried and true accessories like the veil? Gold headbands from ... who would rather wear her tiaras from Saint Laurent.

While most British royals have made their tiara debut, such as Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, Lady Louise Windsor has yet to step out in a meaningful royal accessory. This is down to royal ...