RECEPTION · THE WEDDING EDIT
AFTER THE VOWS.
A change of detail for the first toast, the first dance, and everything after.
A second look can begin with the accessories. Exchange a veil for a bow, reveal the neckline with a different earring, or choose a lighter shoe for the evening. Keeping one familiar element—perhaps the pearl tone or the satin finish—helps the transition feel connected.
SHOP THE RECEPTION EDITTHE PIECES IN THIS EDIT
SHOP ALL
THE SIGNATURE EDIT
THE SIGNATURE EDIT
MAKE THE DETAILS YOUR OWN.
Decide whether the hair, jewelry, or shoes will change first. Lay out only those pieces together, with a place for what comes off. A short, practiced change gives you more time with your guests.
A LITTLE PLANNING.
Check the dress length with your reception shoes before the wedding. A lower heel can change where the hem meets the floor. Ask your alterations specialist about the full plan, including any bustle.
READ THE STYLING GUIDEA LITTLE DIRECTION
PIECES THAT BELONG TOGETHER.
Explore three complete accessory looks, with notes on the neckline, hairstyle, and details that connect them.
THE BRIDAL NOTES
A FEW THINGS,
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE.
ALL BRIDAL QUESTIONSWhere should I begin with bridal accessories?
Begin with the dress, neckline, hairstyle, and shoes. Choose one piece you want to lead, such as a veil or earrings, then add supporting details. The style finder offers a starting edit, and the Complete Looks page shows how different pieces can work together.
Can a second look use the same dress?
Yes. Removing the veil, changing the hair accessory, or choosing a different earring can shift the mood. Plan the order of the changes and keep the new pieces together with a safe place for anything you remove.
When should I choose my wedding shoes?
Choose the pair before the hem is finalized, then take it to alterations. If you will change shoes later, bring both pairs and discuss the difference in height with your alterations specialist.