Customer & Dress-Code Direction
Wedding Occasion Jewelry Lookbook
Four interactive wholesale chapters for Wedding Guest, Bridesmaid, Mothers and a focused Bride Occasion edit.
Four Wedding roles. One coordinated occasion program.
Open a customer chapter, compare the worn look with exact product views, then continue into the role, dress color, neckline or product family.
Garden to Gala Guest
Re-wearable polish with enough presence for the photograph.
Floral drops and jewel-tone sets that move from garden and destination weddings into evening and black-tie wardrobes without reading as bridal jewelry.
Why boutiques stock it
- Re-wearability supports higher sell-through after wedding season
- Use venue and dress code to control sparkle level
- Keep pearl and clear crystal available beside jewel tones
Bridesmaid Coordination
One visual language across mixed dresses and party size.
Rose gold, soft crystal and repeatable complete looks planned for quantity, wedding palette and mixed necklines. Use bracelets and smaller earrings as universal party pieces.
Why boutiques stock it
- Plan party quantity before expanding style count
- Use one common bracelet when necklines are mixed
- Support blush, champagne, sage and dusty color stories
Pearl & Refined CZ
Formal presence, comfortable scale and elevated perceived value.
Pearl, clear crystal and refined necklace lines for mothers of the bride and groom, formal family guests and mature occasion customers. Prioritize comfort and neckline balance.
Why boutiques stock it
- Keep the assortment concise and visibly more refined
- Boat, scoop and open necklines need different necklace lines
- Pair pearl with clear CZ rather than a large bridal-headpiece story
Ceremony to Reception
A focused complete-look edit for the main dress and wedding moment.
White crystal, refined leaf motifs and controlled statement earrings for ceremony, civil wedding, reception and white-party moments. This remains a supporting edit, not the whole Wedding identity.
Why boutiques stock it
- Start from the main dress neckline and surface detail
- Keep the edit concise beside Guest, Bridesmaid and Mothers
- Use reception and civil-wedding moments to widen re-wearability
Build one coordinated Wedding Occasion proposal.
Combine Wedding Guest, Bridesmaid and Mother of Bride & Groom styles, add the Bride Occasion edit only when relevant, then share palette, neckline, quantity and timing.