How to choose bridesmaid jewellery that matches, stays affordable, and is still worth wearing after the wedding.
Buy the same earring shape for every bridesmaid, in the same metal tone as the bride’s jewellery. Studs or small hoops keep the cost down and still look right in photos. Skip a full set that only works with the wedding outfit.
The metal tone matters more than matching every stone. If the bride is in a gold tone, the group should be too.
The same pair on everyone reads as a choice. Five different styles in the same colour reads as a rush.
Earrings show up in every photo. A bracelet is optional and easy to add if the budget allows.
Choose a finish they can wear to work later. A pair that lives in a box after the reception was the expensive option, even if the price looked low.
Start with the earrings. You can also shop bracelets.
One pair of studs or small hoops in the bride’s metal tone. Add a thin bracelet only if it still fits the budget for the whole group.
No. They should sit in the same metal tone and stay quieter than the bride’s jewellery, so the bride remains the focus.
Gold-tone imitation jewellery, with the material written on the product page.