We start from the fact that for us all our brides-to-be are princesses, no matter what your style is, few days to go before the royal wedding it looks like everybody's got the royal fever. We all wondering what Meghan will wear on her wedding day, the rumor started seeping out about the designer and about the fact she will have two dresses and there should be a Tiara ...

So if you feeling like a Princess, the one you’ve dreamed about watching the Royal wedding, or why not a Disney Princess, and you wish to wear a Tiara, just go for it, wear it with elegance, class and aloofness and be proud of it.  You may use it as stand-alone hairdressing accessories, or as useful and valuable complements to hold the wedding veil in place. Either way, you will experience the thrill of being the most beautiful creature to cross the threshold of a stately manor or an ancient abbey.

 

You can lose track of time shopping in an antique jewellery, I must admit it … I’m addicted to antique jewelry, looking for an original vintage tiara, close your eyes and inspire your dream of being a Fairytale princess in a stunning ball gown wedding dress, wearing a real crown, and now open your eyes and find yourself inside Pennisi jewellery, trying one of the following showpieces:

 

A silver topped yellow gold and diamond tiara convertible into a necklace. England, late 19th century.

 Photo courtesy of Gioielleria Pennisi  

 

 A georgian yellow gold tiara with old-cut diamonds. 1820 c.a.

  

A yellow gold and silver tiara with old-cut diamonds and natural pearls. In original fitted box with a baronal crown. France, XIX century. 

 Photo courtesy of Gioielleria Pennisi 

 

A yellow gold and amethyst parure composed of one necklace, two bracelets, one brooch, a tiara and a pair of earrings. France, around 1820. In original leather box bearing the word “Amethyst”.

 

 

You can also create your own tiara, authentic masterpieces of fine jewelry, like the one designed, by Ansuini High Jewelry, for the marriage of an Italian princess with an English nobleman, celebrated last year, it’s Handmade in white gold 18 K and sterling silver, with old fashioned cut diamonds, baroque australian pearls and citrines, the tiara can be divided into three parts: in the center there is the ornament that can be detached and worn as a necklace or as a simple pendant, on both sides there are two pins.

  

 

Or you can simply find one in a bridal boutique, a modern tiara adorned with crystals, pearls, with a traditional or contemporary design.

Now have fun and Inspire your Dream, with movie wedding ideas on how to wear a tiara.

 

Let’s start with a timeless icon of pure natural elegance, Audrey Hepburn, and her most famous movie Breakfast at Tiffany’s, in this movie she wears a rhinestone ‘diamond’ tiara in the  opening scene of the movie, 6 A.M. coming back from a party, she has “breakfast at tiffany’s” with a travelling cappuccino and croissant. Later on in the movie she wears another rhinestone pink  “diamond” tiara with natural elegance.

 

 Breakfast at Tiffany’s - Photo from the movie

 

 

 Photo from the movie - The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement

 

 

War and Peace - Photo from the movie

 

 

War and Peace - Photo from the book Audrey Hepburn "Museo Salvatore Ferragamo"

 

 

Mirror Mirror (2012) - The evil and powerful sorceress (Julia Roberts) and Snow White (Lily Collins) - Photo from the movie

 

 

 

The Glamorous Embassy Ball scene of My Fair Lady is an authentic catwalk of tiaras masterpieces - Photo from the movie

 

 

Enchanted - Photo from the movie

 

 

In Funny face Audrey Hepburn wears a Cartier Necklace as a Tiara - Photo from the movie

  

 

Disney Princess Tiana - Photo from the movie

 

 

 

 Roman Holiday - Photo from the movie

 

 Clip from the movie Enchanted that I made from my own copy of DVD