If you have been engaged for quite some time now, your big wedding day is quite possibly not that far away by now, and you have probably made quite a dent in your never ending list of things to do, buy, reserve and so on and so forth. I am going to assume you have already decided on just the right beautiful wedding gown, bridesmaid dresses, your wedding jewelry as well as that which your bridesmaids will be wearing as well. I will also take the liberty of assuming you have decided if you and your bridesmaids will be wearing the same jewelry accessories or if they will be wearing different jewelry, and if the bridesmaids themselves will all be wearing identical or perhaps somewhat different yet similar jewelry. If you have gotten that far, I congratulate you as that was a major amount of the pre-wedding work that you have done a great job at accomplishing.
One interesting part of the wedding that may not stand out as all that important, thus can be forgotten about, is the question of "what jewelry will the children in the wedding be wearing?" Much of this answer, of course, is determined by who is getting married. One wedding in particular comes to mind that happened not that long ago and that was of course between Prince William and Kate Middleton in England. Rumor has it that the entire wedding cost approximately thirty-four million dollars, so if the children in the wedding were sporting top of the line imported jewelry that cost more than likely in the thousands of dollars range, I honestly would not be all that surprised!
However, for the rest of us, I would take a guess that jewelry that looks nice, does not cost very much and won't be a safety hazard to the little ones will be the jewelry of choice for the children in the wedding.If you happen to choose strands of pretty pearls for part of your own wedding jewelry, I have run across some very cute looking imitation pearls for the flower girl to wear that look very nice and are very inexpensive. I also saw a beautiful little girl's crystal and pearl bracelet that even has her initial engraved in it free, and all of that for less than twenty dollars! One pearl traditional flower girl set came with a free embroidered satin purse, which looks very classy and is remarkably under thirty dollars. I can just imagine now how happy your little flower girl will feel as she sees her jewels and puts them on and gets to feel like a grown up for one very special day.
One interesting part of the wedding that may not stand out as all that important, thus can be forgotten about, is the question of "what jewelry will the children in the wedding be wearing?" Much of this answer, of course, is determined by who is getting married. One wedding in particular comes to mind that happened not that long ago and that was of course between Prince William and Kate Middleton in England. Rumor has it that the entire wedding cost approximately thirty-four million dollars, so if the children in the wedding were sporting top of the line imported jewelry that cost more than likely in the thousands of dollars range, I honestly would not be all that surprised!
However, for the rest of us, I would take a guess that jewelry that looks nice, does not cost very much and won't be a safety hazard to the little ones will be the jewelry of choice for the children in the wedding.If you happen to choose strands of pretty pearls for part of your own wedding jewelry, I have run across some very cute looking imitation pearls for the flower girl to wear that look very nice and are very inexpensive. I also saw a beautiful little girl's crystal and pearl bracelet that even has her initial engraved in it free, and all of that for less than twenty dollars! One pearl traditional flower girl set came with a free embroidered satin purse, which looks very classy and is remarkably under thirty dollars. I can just imagine now how happy your little flower girl will feel as she sees her jewels and puts them on and gets to feel like a grown up for one very special day.
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