10 Bridal Tiaras That Are the Perfect Crowning Touch for Any Wedding Look (2024)

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For a traditional tiara that feels utterly royal, scoop up this design from Twigs & Honey. Whether you're having a destination wedding, a black-tie wedding, or a casual backyard bash, this tiara will make you feel like a true queen.

Materials: Glass, base metal, nylon thread | Dimensions: [W] 8", [H] 1.4" | Shades: Gold

For a tiara that doesn't feel too traditional or too trendy, look for a classic style with a romantic twist. This tiara from David's Bridal features crystal and pearl embellishments and is fashioned into a fresh silhouette.

Materials: Metal, rhinestone, glass | Dimensions: [L] 10.5", [W] 1.25" | Shades: Silver

This gold and floral tiara is 'raised' so it sits nice and upright on your head and even creates a halo effect for a truly angelic look.

Materials: Brass ivy leaves and crystal highlights | Dimensions: N/A | Shades: Gold

A crown made entirely of pearls? Sign us up. This style comes plated in gold, silver, and oh-so-trendy rose gold. While we think this tiara would look fabulous with any style of wedding dress, it would look particularly striking with a simple slip or a Grecian-esque gown.

Materialspe: Plated, freshwater pearl | Dimensions: [L] 11", [H] 1.25" | Shades: Rose gold, silver, gold

This delicate crown is crafted from dainty florals and can be worn in two ways. Make a statement with a tiara for the ceremony and then place the headpiece at the back of your head, either above or below an effortless bun.

Materials: Plated, handcrafted clay flowers, pearl and crystal embellishments | Dimensions: [L] 6", [H] 1" | Shades: Gold/ivory, antique silver/ivory

If you're just looking for a hint of sparkle, this delicate blossoms tiara is the perfect finishing touch to any wedding day look. Since this tiara is so lightweight, it's a great choice for brides with fine hair.

Materials: Wire, brass, ribbon, crystal embellishments | Dimensions: N/A | Shades: Gold, silver, rose gold

For a completely different, softer take on a tiara, consider this design crafted from delicate lace. Pair this unique style with a simple slip dress or embrace an allover lace look with a lace ballgown.

Material: Lace, crystals, rhinestones, gold rope, metal headband, eco leather | Dimensions: N/A | Shades: White

Brides who have a love for all things vintage will appreciate this design inspired by Edwardian laurels. Brass leaves line gold plated wire for a look that is undoubtedly regal.

Material: Brass, gold-plated wire | Dimensions: [L] 10", [H] 1.5" | Shades: Gold

It's all in the details with this tiara, from the crystal fern charms to the delicate rhinestone trim. Wear yours with your hair down in loose waves for bohemian princess vibes.

Materials: Austrian crystals, wire | Dimensions: [L] 10" - 11 3/4" (at its longest) | Shades: Gold, silver

This tiara sits more like a crown and is aptly named the "Regal Crown." Traditional in style and adorned with marquise crystals, this is your ticket to completing the royal wedding look you've always dreamed of.

Materials: Marquise crystals | Dimensions: N/A | Shades: Silver

FAQ

• What is a tiara?

  A tiara is a headpiece that looks similar to a crown and is often worn by royalty and brides. A bridal tiara comes in many forms ranging from allover crystal styles to pared-back pieces with minimal details.

• What is the difference between a crown and a tiara?

  A crown is traditionally circular and tall while a tiara is semi-circular and usually features two combs.

• How is a bridal tiara worn?

  A bridal tiara is traditionally placed on the crown of your head – not your forehead. If you're looking to adhere to the rules of the royals, a bridal tiara should be placed no further than an inch and a half from your hairline.