Bridal hair accessories should never be overlooked. A great hair accessory is just as important as bridal jewelry. Choosing the right accessory is a little bit harder. We have three great hair accessories at different price ranges for you to consider and what each accessory looks best with.
Cara Pearl & Crystal Head Wrap $90.00 at Nordstrom
Pretty in pearls! This elegant head wrap features sparkling pearl beads and crystals encrusting the rococo flourish. It has a 15 inch beaded strand length with elastic in the back. It’s the perfect accessory for vintage brides who want to capture that romantic bridal look. This accessory looks best with vintage dresses, lace gowns, sheath gowns, and halter dresses. This stylish wrap looks best with more romantic hairstyles like up-dos, chignons, or half up-dos.
Silk Organza and Freshwater Pearl Spray Comb $225.00 at Twigs & Honey
Skip the traditional tiara or veil for a pretty comb instead. This Silk Organza and Freshwater Pearl Spray Comb is just what you need to really dress up your entire look. This accessory features hand-pressed silk blossoms, freshwater pearls, and Swarovski crystals. Everything is hand wired to a gold plated comb. It is the one accessory that complements just about any dress! This accessory is a must-have for brides who are not afraid to spend a little extra on that a stunning hair accessory. This accessory can be worn with a chignon, low ponytail, or half up-do. It can also be worn on one side of your hair.
Tropical Bridal Hair Flower Lila $9.00 at Hair Comes The Bride
If you are planning a tropical wedding, you will want a gorgeous tropical flower accessory for your hair. This lovely hair pin features fabric construction and looks just like a real flower. You can wear one or you can wear many, it is all up to you. These hair accessories are great for beach brides, country brides, and bohemian brides. This particular accessory, which comes in orange or green, adds a bit of bold color to almost any bridal look. Try matching it with your wedding color palette.
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