The Wedding Tiara - Is It In Or Out Of Trend?

There are so many decisions for a bride to make and the wedding tiara has just got more debatable and difficult.

It may seem a bit odd to think of a royal wedding and a princess without a tiara, nevertheless that could be exactly what happens at the next British Royal wedding. Rumour has it that there is a difference of views between the generations at Buckingham Palace. It is stated that Prince Charles and Camilla are pushing for Kate Middleton to put on a tiara, whereas Kate is tending towards the idea of flowers in her hair. I suppose it rather puts Prince William on the spot, but I would imagine that he is going to support Kate in what ever she wants.

The questions is what will all the other brides do? Royal weddings are renowned for setting trends. When Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer tied the knot the first copy of her dress was manufactured before the ceremony was completed. And it looks like this wedding will be the same.

Upcoming brides, whether their weddings are within a week or a year of William and Kate getting hitched will be affected by Kate's decisions. Several brides will be making adjustments according to what she does and wears. And for some brides who have not made rigid decisions they may see the suggested costs of their day change; there is always a financial implication should there be a sudden change in demands and styles.

Not all brides have the same shape, and most brides will want their dress to special, so it might not be exact copies which fill the bridal showrooms, but there may be influences. For example, if Kate decides a dress with a corset back along with a straight skirt, there will be a flood of straight skirts and corset backs in the bridal retailers, but not necessarily always teamed together; a corset back with a pleated skirt, or a corset front with a straight skirt.

Evenly, if Kate does not wear a wedding tiara, there is going to be a big upset in the world of bridal stuff. Will genuine flowers be the way forward? Will every single bridal shop have to have a florist on hand to ensure that they are able to offer the complete bridal service? Will the tiara evolve into a 'no-no' overnight?

These are generally all questions which the bridal market cannot reply until the big day, but lots of will try and guess the answer. So, will Kate choose a wedding tiara and please the old school traditionalists? Or is the next era of British Royals going to write their own rules and play it all their own way?

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