Layering your wedding jewellery involves combining various pieces of jewels to create a textured jewellery look.
The art of layering wedding jewellery has become increasingly trendy for the choices of layering techniques for necklaces, bangles, earrings, rings and headpieces. You can curate a stunning bridal jewellery ensemble that enhances your wedding attire to create timeless memories of your special day.
Layered Necklace Look
Crafting the perfect layered necklace look, known as haar, involves selecting a statement piece and involving variety in necklace weights.
Choker and Pendant – You must add pendants for different rituals of the wedding ceremonies based on the outfit. Combine a choker with a pendant necklace to draw attention to the neckline with a touch of glamour.
Multiple Lengths – Layering necklaces of different lengths gives complementing effect. Whether the bride opts for a mix of pearls, diamonds or a gemstone jewellery, the layered look adds depth to her bridal ensemble.
Stacked Rings for Bridal Ensemble
Embracing bridal style by finding balance between rings is important for mastering the artful practice. Mixing metals with diamonds can elevate your reception ceremony look to new heights.
Stacking Bands – When it comes to rings, stacking bands has become a popular trend. You can stack thin bands with a mix of diamond and plain metal bands to create a unique and personalized touch.
Midi Rings – Wear midi rings on the upper part of your fingers along with traditional rings to create a layered and distinctive effect to your bridal jewellery.
Stacked Bangles For Bride
Layering can be done by mixing and matching different styles, sizes and weights of bangles along with the bracelets with different colour combinations that complements the overall bridal look.
For the brides who want their wrists to look elegant, mixing and matching bracelets can create a striking effect.
Mixing Metals – Combine bracelets of different metals such as gold, silver and rose gold for a modern look. Combining thin bangles with a bold cuff bracelet can create a beautiful contrast that adds a touch of glamour to overall bridal look.
Bangles and Kada – Stack thin bangles with a bold kadas bracelet for a striking contrast which is a symbolic representation of the bride’s transition into her new life.
Layered Earrings
Layering and stacking earrings is a bold and distinctive trend that can elevate your bridal ensemble. There are diverse options like playing with placement or balancing between the earlobes. The bride can choose to complement the colour of the earing with the overall attire.
Try to skip heavy earrings but if you cant, then attach it with a tape at the back of your earlobe to avoid its slippage as earrings frames your face and enhance your bridal look.
Studs and Drops – Consider pairing small studs in your first piercing with longer drop earrings in the second piercing to create an elegant layered effect for the special day.
Ear Cuffs and Huggies – Combining an ear cuff with classic huggie earrings can add a contemporary and stylish dimension to your wedding jewellery ensemble.
Headpieces
Completing your bridal look with headpieces is a timeless tradition. Consider combining a delicate maang teeka with a trailing hair vine for an vintage bridal look. Opt for matha patti can add dimension and sparkle to your bridal hairstyle, creating a captivating and enchanting aura. A traditional headpiece can look modern if you keep it simple. You can add any element of spiritual and traditional value to you , like Masaba added the elements of sun and moon to her bridal attire.
On your wedding day, layered jewellery can make you truly stand out. From asymmetrical earring cascades to vintage-inspired necklaces or playing with gemstone combinations and adding personalised charms, there are various combinations to try with your bridal ensemble. Whether you’re layering delicate pendant necklaces, stacking multiple rings or mixing and matching bracelets, the key is to have fun experimenting with different combinations.
