Jeriann Watkins - High Impact Uses for Wedding Jewels, Guest Blogger
I am so excited to share today's guest blogger with you! Jeriann Watkins is a lifestyle blogger with a passion for wine, food, music and writing. And, yes - she even loves jewels! Jeriann has an adorable blog that I truly recommend you check out because you're going to love her sense of humor! So after you've pursued today's post, be sure and swing over to Jeriann's blog, DairyAirHead, at https://dairyairhead.com, to get more lifestyle ideas!
When you think of wedding jewelry, you probably think about wedding rings. But there are a lot of other ways that jewelry lovers can incorporate some bling into their nuptials. Below are some high-impact uses for jewelry in weddings.
Bridesmaid Gifts
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| Jeriann Watkins - the DairyAirHead herself! Be sure & swing over to check out her blog. |
When you think of wedding jewelry, you probably think about wedding rings. But there are a lot of other ways that jewelry lovers can incorporate some bling into their nuptials. Below are some high-impact uses for jewelry in weddings.
Bridesmaid Gifts
It’s common practice for brides to shower their bridesmaids
with thank you gifts. After all, the bridesmaids are the moral support that the
bride needs to pull everything together for the big day. One trend that’s been
popular in recent years is to get the bridesmaids jewelry to wear in the
wedding. You can get bridal party sets like the ones above so that everyone
matches your wedding colors and each other.
This is a great way to thank your bridesmaids and have them looking
great on your big day.
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| 14K Gold Spike Earring from CJbijoux |
Brooch Bouquets
Another popular trend going around is replacing the
traditional floral bouquet with a “bouquet” made of brooches and other jewelry.
You can buy pre-made or custom ordered brooch bouquets through online retailers
such as Etsy or you can DIY-it up and make your own! This is a great way to
incorporate your favorite jewelry and any heirlooms that may have been passed
down to you. You can also ask friends and family to contribute a piece to your
brooch bouquet to add even more sentimental value. Here’s a great tutorial for how to make a brooch bouquet
yourself.
Centerpieces
If you want a simple way to class up your centerpieces,
attach some antique jewelry to some fabric and wrap it around a jar or vase.
You can also put jewelry on table runners to add some bling to the table
itself. If pearls are your jam, fill tall vases up with pearl strands. There
are countless ways you can incorporate your taste in jewelry into your
reception décor.
Cake Jewelry
If you have one or two large pieces of jewelry that you want
to incorporate into your décor in a big way, consider showing them to your cake
decorator and seeing if they can build the cake design around them. The cake is
one item that is sure to be seen and used as a focal point in photos. This is a
great way to let those special heirlooms shine.
Do you have any other ways to incorporate jewelry into
weddings? Share your ideas and experiences in the comments below!
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