Bead Store Online

DIY Tiara? Or can any tiara makers/designers advise me here?

I've tried various different things, from feather fascinators to small thin alice bands, but am not happy with the way they look on my short hair (I always look like a Prom Queen or The Statue of Liberty lol) so am thinking of making my own, any tips or hints or can anyone recommend suppliers for beads and wire? THIS IS NOT THE BE ALL AND END ALL OF MY WEDDING, I KNOW THE IMPORTANT THING IS THE SERVICE AND VOWS AND OUR COMMITING TO EACH OTHER...but I still wanna look nice, even on a tight budget lol.... if I can't find anything then I won't bother. My hair is pixie short, like REALLY cropped, so pins aren't an option, there is not enough hair to pin lol....

Public Comments

1. I dont know firsthand, but a teeny bit of glue gun, your adornments, and a thin satin headband? Or search for a tiara kit on the internet, and you substitute what you dont like with your own adornments, but at least youll have a tiara.
2. maybe try hair pins instead of a tiara?
3. try e-bay theyhave loads good luck, i really stressedd out about my tiara but visited a shop with loads of designs
4. There is a cute tiara company called winters and rain. They have all different styles, whats really special about it is that after your wedding you send away and for a small fee they make your tiara into a piece of jewlery. Also think about wreaths..how do you feel about them...many times florist can make reallly pretty wreaths using real flowers pearls etc
5. Did you look through this site - http://www.smartbrideonline.com/ - they have lots of different stuff & hair jewelry
6. hello have you had a look at hair clips these are not pins so if your hair is really short they would be perfect, you can get them in lots of designs, they only cost a few pounds and you can put them in yourself as many or as few as you wish and the clip is hidden under the design, try claires (UK) best wishes for your big day.
7. PLEEEESE no more tiaras!!!!! they are soooooo cheesy!
8. Maybe you need to step away from the idea of a tiara and be open to something else. For our wedding my MOH had short spikey hair, and what looked great on her was a small wreath of flowers.
9. I'd stay away from that whole fairy princess look. A simple veil of some sort is fine.