Can Wedding Guests Wear Pearls?, Coleman Douglas Pearls

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Throughout history, pearls have been known to symbolise everything from purity and innocence to wisdom and beauty. However, there are also legends that associate these luminous gems that literally “light-up” your face when correctly matched with your skin tone and eye colour, with tears. These old superstitions have been known to prevent some brides from wearing pearl jewellery on their wedding day. But where does this idea stem from and how does it affect others who are invited? Read on to learn whether wedding guests should wear pearls and some things to consider if you decide to do so. Is it okay to wear pearls to a wedding? Superstitions surrounding pearls at weddings date back millennia and vary greatly. In some ancient societies, people believed that wearing pearls would bring bad luck as pearls were the tears of angels gathered
Throughout history, pearls have been known to symbolise everything from purity and innocence to wisdom and beauty. However, there are also legends that associate these luminous gems that literally “light-up” your face when correctly matched with your skin tone and eye colour, with tears. These old superstitions have been known to prevent some brides from wearing pearl jewellery on their wedding day. But where does this idea stem from and how does it affect others who are invited? Read on to learn whether wedding guests should wear pearls and some things to consider if you decide to do so.