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Thursday, 11th March 2010 (972 views)

Brides-to-be who are looking for inspiration regarding their wedding jewellery could be wise to take note of one expert, who has suggested that understated gold pieces are the best option.

Holli Dobbs, designer and sales associate at Albarre Jewellery, told St Louis' Best Bridal that modest gold jewellery will perfectly complement the bridal look.

She said that a classic necklace should always be part of a bride's wedding ensemble: "A necklace should be a standard, because it brings the focus back up to the bride's face."

However, Ms Dobbs added that it is important to select gold jewellery that will complement, rather than overshadow, the wedding dress.

"Big, bold jewellery for the wedding day is not in and not recommended," she advised.

A recent nuptial trends forecast from The Knot magazine suggested that gold wedding and engagement rings will be a particularly popular choice for brides and grooms-to-be throughout 2010.

 

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