Hello,
I have been looking FOREVER for decent bridal jewelry for the past 6 months and then by accident on a google search found your website! Absolutely gorgeous jewelry designs and so unique! I am so happy to have found this site and am excited to wear the jewelry I’ve ordered from this website at my wedding! Bravo! Jennifer Dong - San Francisco Bay Area
Erin, our Tigerlilly bride of the week is wearing the triple pearl hairpins as well as the Nola earrings. Her look is simple and classic. Sometimes all you need is a little touch!
Love Erin’s hair! It looks great with the hairpins.
http://www.tigerlillyjewelry.com/triple_pearl_hairpin.html
Erin also chose pearls for her Nola earrings. Great choice in my opinion :)
http://www.tigerlillyjewelry.com/nola_earrings_cryl.html
Erin’s look is a little something that of one of my favorites… Audrey… who lets be honest - should be everyone’s favorite! Her clean classic look is timeless.
photos courtesy of Katie Langley Photography
To wear the veil or not to wear the veil. That is sometimes the question… although lately I feel like it’s just not. What a shame that is too, because Genia looks stunning in her birdcage veil. I think the soft look of her veil is so perfect and the fact that it doesn’t cover her entire face is subtle and a little different… ahhh it is just beautiful, simple and elegant all at the same time! Love.
For more options for Tigerlilly Birdcage Veils:
http://www.tigerlillyjewelry.com/birdcage.html
I also love Genia’s dress… it is gorgeous! Beautiful detail.
photos courtesy of www.bellaphotos.com
Tracie and her daughter Bella in Santorini, Greece.
Doesn’t she look stunning? And Bella is just too precious.
Tracie is wearing the Berkeley necklace, found here: http://www.tigerlillyjewelry.com/berkeley_necklace.html
This one, below, has to be my favorite! It is just too sweet.
Tracie and Bella are wearing the Naya hairpins (below) as well, a Tigerlilly favorite!
http://www.tigerlillyjewelry.com/naya_hairpin.html
A big thank you to Giorgos Galanopoulos for the photos and Tracie and Bella for sharing this beautiful day with us.
Marriage is about love. Of course you love him (!), but on that special day, I hope that you are celebrating the love of each other’s family, friends, and all that come with it.
I was fortunate to marry my guy, not once, but twice in one day! In the morning we had a traditional Vietnamese ceremony, and in the afternoon we had a lovely garden ceremony. I look back on that day with the utmost love and admiration.
Now I hope this isn’t looking too vain…I am going somewhere with this! Besides, I just reread Courtney’s post from last week and thought it might be nice to share as well.
I don’t get cross cultural custom brides very often, so you can see why I have a certain fondness for them. Rebecca emailed me from the UK wanting a custom bracelet ring (hath panja) for her traditional Indian wedding ceremony. She is English, her groom is Indian. She was hoping for something traditional, but with more of vintage, grecian feel.
I hope Rebecca is prepared to be adorned like a princess- I can’t wait to see pictures of her beautiful wedding!!
