This museum quality necklace will take you from the wedding day, fitting seamlessly into your everyday life. Nontraditional wedding wear, using traditional elements.
You have been the focus of her world since the minute you asked her to be your junior bridesmaid. Excitement bubbles in her tummy and radiates through her eyes. Can you imagine just how this life-sized fairytale feels to her? One thing we know for sure if you
dress her in Bishop & Medusa Custom Wedding Couture Jewelry, she will be the vision she has dreamt of being.
Chic elegance meets timeless fashion. The graphic contrast of white, grey, and black crystals stream together boldly. For the bride or bridesmaid who is looking for complicated simplicity.
For our junior bridesmaid look, we have added a simple, yet fashionable banged out bangle, enhanced with a single stark bow. To finish the jeweled look, we added a single,
graphic black and clear crystal heart, ring. To keep hair positioned in a tidy fashion, we placed our beaded grey hair-band, slight peeking through the crown of our model's hairline.
The Bishop & Medusa girl is finding her own path, dressed in her own cloak of confidence,
along with a unique piece from our Wedding Couture Jewelry Line.
The key to this piece is to make a statement, not to compete with your outfit... so we
suggest wearing this statement piece long on your wedding day, or whenever wearing a
monochromatic look; wrapped once or twice when color blocking your outfit.
Just as we truly believe that every woman has a muse that dances within, we believe that
every bride wants a piece of jewelry that is as unforgettable as her special day.
Jewelry: Bishop & Medusa
Wedding Dress: JeVis Bridal Hair: Robert Caputi of STI-LEA Salon & Day Spa Makeup: Maria Valerio of Makeup by Maria
Photography: Matteo D’Agostino
Photography: Matthew Schibler
Styled By: Victoria Franciosa
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