If there is a detail that draws especially attention in the weddings of members of the different royal houses, this is, without a doubt, the tiara that the bride chooses for her big day. Although there are some cases in which there is no doubt about the jewelry that the bride is going to choose, the truth is that on many occasions, in the months prior to the big day there are bets on which jewelry she will use to complement her dress , the other great secret of this type of event.
Sofia from Sweden with the tiara that the Kings / Gtres gave her
There are times, as is the case with Queen Letizia, that there was hardly any doubt that the then fiancée of King Felipe would resort to the Prussian tiara, the same piece that the monarch’s mother wore and that she inherited from Queen Federica. A jewel that Victoria Luisa de Prusia received as a gift from her father and that has reached the Bourbons by the German route to which the wife of Juan Carlos I. belongs.
Letizia on her wedding day with the Prussian tiara / Gtres
However, the choice of tiara does not always seem so clear. In both the cases of Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton, there were many bets that occurred in the weeks before the links to see which piece they would choose. There were those who even thought that they would recover the Spencer tiara of Diana of Wales, but the truth is that this diadem belongs to the family of the late princess and in these cases it is the family of the couple -the Queen- who gives a jewel if the fiancée he does not have one to his credit. Kate Middleton surprised with the Halo de Cartier tiara, one of the jewels worn by both Princess Margaret and Princess Anne in their youth, while Meghan opted for Queen Mary’s bandeau, one of the lesser-known jewels, although her The election was not without controversy. In fact, it seems that the Duchess of Sussex wanted a tiara with emeralds – there is no certainty about it – and who did marry an adorned with these stones was Eugenia de York.
Eugenia de York, radiant at her wedding / Gtres
Victoria of Sweden complied with the tradition and chose the tiara of the Cameos, while Princess Sofia the Kings gave her a diadem on the occasion of their marriage. Magdalena, for her part, adorned the modern fringe, one of her favorites, with delicate flower petals.
Apart from this review of some of the most iconic royal wedding tiaras of recent times, now there is the possibility that any bride can feel like a queen – or princess – thanks to headbands inspired by these important models. Signature Carmen Maria Mayz offers its customers a series of headbands inspired by the tiara designs of the royals and made in Swarovski crystals. From the Prussian of Letizia to the Aguamarinas, one of the favorites of Magdalena from Sweden. Without a doubt, a perfect occasion to ‘crown’ yourself as a royal.
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