The right lingerie can work magic. Try to wear your wedding day lingerie for a fitting to make sure there are no unforeseen problems. Shoes - At one time, brides always wore basic white pumps, but nowadays you have a wealth of options, fabrics, and accents. Shop late in the day when your feet are likely to be largest, and wear your shoes around the house for several hours before the wedding to break them in and to be forewarned of squeaks. Shop for shoes as soon as you choose your gown so you ve time to look around, special order, or dye, and so that you can wear them when your gown is fitted for hem length.
Gloves add elegance for a formal gown.
Opera-length gloves extend past the elbow, and would be worn with cap, sleeveless, or strapless gowns. Ask your salon consultant about gloves, and consider adding some matching lace, beads, pearls, or ribbons to coordinate with your gown. Jewelry - Generally speaking, the more simple your jewelry, the more elegant. Pearls and diamonds are always first choices, or a simple locket or heirloom pendant. An ornate gown and headpiece should be complemented, not overshadowed, by simple jewelry.