One Necklace Five Ways

While you might wear your wedding dress only once, your wedding-day jewelry will probably have a much more permanent place in your wardrobe. That's why I love this necklace from Victoria Sdoukos Couture Jewels.

The necklace can be worn in five different stylish combinations (check out photos of a few options at Victoria's photostream on flickr) that make the necklace a versatile addition to your newlywed wardrobe. "Pieces of this line should be treasured by being worn, not hidden in a jewelry box," says the designer, who opened Boutique Victoria, a luxury bridal shop, in Chicago in 2005.

So Inviting!

Outer envelope. Inner envelope. Cardstock and calligraphy. The front of your refrigerator is covered with them, and you’d looked at more than a few for your own festivities. Invitations can be less than inviting when they all start to look the same. Thankfully, House of Papier provides a posh alternative to unsophisticated stationery. The company’s couture silk box invites are completely custom, ensuring your event is one date your guests will never forget.