Protocol for headgear

Before putting on a headpiece, it is essential to know the protocol that governs them.
These are the basic rules for wearing a fascinator or wide-brimmed hat:

1. Choose the right size . The golden rule is that the headpiece is made as you go.
smaller as the day progresses. So in the morning you can use one
a wide-brimmed hat, a fascinator, a headband with or without a veil, a pillbox hat… while
In the afternoon, it's appropriate to opt for a headband without a veil, and some hairpins.
a jeweled headpiece, a turban, a flower…

2. The headpiece should not be removed throughout the entire event. At morning weddings, it is...
It was permitted to remove the largest ones before the dance began, but
He will have to have lunch with it on.

3. Placement. Traditionally they have been placed towards the right side since the
Women usually position themselves to the right of their companion. Although it is
It's true that more and more people are wearing it on the left side because they like it.
It favors more.

4. Sunglasses. Avoid wearing sunglasses with a headpiece if possible.
Let your headpiece be the most eye-catching accessory for your face.

5. Hairstyle. You can wear your hair loose or up, but always well-groomed. If
Choose a model with a veil or net over the face, avoid having strands of hair out of place.
of hair between the veil and your face.

6. Earrings. You must always wear earrings with your headpiece. They are permitted.
Whether large or small, the important thing is that they flatter you and go well with
Your headpiece. At Marcela & Co we have a wide selection ( See earrings )

7. Materials . The materials chosen for our headdress vary with the
seasons and the venue where the event is held. Feathers and velvet are more
suitable for winter, while straw and flowers are more appropriate for the
Summer. While it's true that everything depends on how the
materials, what colors they have…

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at marcela@marcelaandco.com