When selecting your dream wedding jewellery, classic diamonds and gemstones work extremely well for that added glitz and glamour! Make sure each piece reflects your style and complements your outfit without overpowering it.
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It's also worth considering your pieces as forever items, ones that are not only worn on the day but cherished for years to come – just like selecting engagement rings and wedding bands. Ask yourself, what would I wear more than once and can be my forever piece so that can it be passed on as a something borrowed in years to come? There might even be pieces of jewellery that have been inherited and can be worn or upcycled.
Upcycling is the perfect way to have a much-loved family member walk down the aisle with you, even if they can't be there. An amazing gift is to be able to design something really special using their diamonds, gemstones and metal. Bring a piece that has been boxed away back to life.
Sarah Heulwen Lewis | Heulwen Lewis Bespoke | www.heulwenlewisbespoke.com
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Channels Estate Wedding Fair hosted by County Wedding Events
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Pre-wedding nerves, relationship advice and the secrets to a long, happy marriage
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