A Tiara?

strngnbtful

My fiance asked me a strange question today--he never asks me about my attire plans for the wedding because he likes surprises; he asked me, "if I would like to wear a tiara for the wedding" I hadn't planned on it, it isn't really my style--but he proceeded to say, "not like a bought one or anything..." in a strange tone. If he bought one, should I wear it?

AurorasEnvy

Strange question.  I don't know if I'd wear one even if my FI bought one - I feel like tiaras are appropriate for proms & real princesses (ala Kate Middleton).

Bett2012

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_attire-accessories_a-tiara?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:15Discussion:5cf33956-45f2-42f7-ad09-ceccdb2637f3Post:4115faf5-ee6a-44d5-84e5-2be98a82fedb">Re: A Tiara?</a>:
[QUOTE]Strange question.  I don't know if I'd wear one even if my FI bought one - I feel like tiaras are appropriate for proms & real princesses (ala Kate Middleton).
Posted by AurorasEnvy[/QUOTE]

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</div><div>I agree... Glittery headbands are kinda cute, but I can't stand tiaras... my aunt keeps offering to lend me hers and I keep saying "no thanks, but that's very nice of you to offer"... I just can't stand them! but that's totally a personal preference. </div><div>
</div><div>It's what you want. do you want to wear a tiara? go for it. do you not want to wear a tiara? don't do it :)</div>

Britoz

My FSIL wore a small one and it looked very nice. She was 21. Now, if I saw a 45+ woman wear it I might think "geez...." If he bought you one and you like it you could just wear it for one part of the wedding; either the ceremony or the reception. Or wear it for the whole wedding. It's simply a matter of preference. =D