Wedding jewelry is often dictated by the style of the wedding dress as well as a woman's own unique flair for style. With the popularity of strapless gowns and halter-style dresses for both the bride and her bridesmaids, the trend towards showy diamond jewelry is increasing. These dress styles go great with diamond chandelier earrings and layered necklaces. Even the engagement rings have gotten showier, with cuts that promote a bigger face for the money being popular, and rock sizes going past the usual 1-carat diamond size. If the bride wants to add more glitz, she can opt for a layered set of diamond rings or bracelets too.

Diamonds make great accents at weddings adding the needed sparkle to all the lace and finery. The elegant upswept hairstyles common today are begging for some diamond jewelry hair combs or tiaras. Diamonds are even sometimes sewn into the dresses to help add sparkle to the gown as well.

Bridal jewelry is a very popular way to say "thank you" to the bridesmaids. It is multifunctional in that it can be worn to amp up the wedding festivities and shown off in bridal party photos. It can also be reused by the bridesmaids, giving them lovely memories of the wedding every time they choose to wear it.

The groom isn't left out either! He can now choose to add his own diamond accessories for himself and his wedding party. Couples are now buying dual engagement rings, one for him and one for her. Other times, the matching wedding bands are set with diamonds and can be a stunning feature when carried on a tiny pillow by the ring bearer. Diamond cufflinks make a good accent for a tuxedo and as a gift to the men's wedding party as well. If that is too traditional, watches are now available which can be bought with diamond accents in the face of the watch. They also make good wedding gifts.