What jewellery should a bride wear on her wedding day?

A bride’s wedding day jewellery should complement her dress without overpowering it. Popular choices include a pearl or delicate necklace, elegant earrings and a subtle bracelet. Bridal jewellery should enhance the overall look while reflecting the bride’s personal style.

Should bridal jewellery match the wedding dress neckline?

Choosing bridal jewellery that suits your dress neckline helps create a balanced look. V-neck and sweetheart dresses pair beautifully with pearl necklaces, while high-neck or detailed bodices often work best with statement earrings or a pearl bracelet instead. Read our Blog for more help.

Do you offer jewellery suitable for bridesmaids and mothers of the bride?

Yes, our wedding jewellery collection includes elegant pieces suitable for bridesmaids, mothers of the bride and wedding guests. They make great gifts for bridesmaids to wear on the day and then keep as gifts. A great mother of the bride jewellery set is our Vintage Style Pearl Jewellery Set or Statement Rope Pearl Jewellery Set. And a lovely gift for bridesmaids is our Paperclip chain pendant or Single Pearl Necklace.

Can you make my bridal jewellery and how much does it cost?

Yes, we love to create stunning wedding jewellery bespoke for our brides and we are told we are reasonably priced! You can find our more here about wedding jewellery commissions.

Can I use my Mums or Grandmothers pearls for my wedding jewellery?

Yes you can and we can certainly help with that. We specialise in restringing or redesigning inherited pearls. We can clean and restring your mums pearls to look new again. Also if you want to change the pearl necklace design and make a pearl pendant, bracelet and earrings, that is something we can do. You can read more here about restringing pearls and the costs.

Where are you based if I need a wedding jewellery commission?

Watermeadow Lane's studio is located in Melbourne, South Derbyshire, UK. Firstly, we would arrange an in person appointment to discuss your bridal jewellery. You can get in touch here. You can also read more about wedding jewellery commissions here.