Bride squad sashes, veils and tiaras

This is the shelf to start on, and the reason is that a sash is the only thing here that needs no size. Four pieces in five on this shelf are sashes rather than veils or tiaras, and where a pack gives a count it is usually seven: one bride and six others, which is the size of the group these sets are cut for. If there are nine of you, buy the twelve-pack rather than a seven and a spare, because the spare almost never says the same word in the same font. Read what the sashes actually say before you read the price. A set photographed with one BRIDE and six TEAM BRIDE is a different order from a set of twelve identical BRIDESMAID bands, and only one of those leaves the bride looking like everybody else. Satin creases and glitter sheds, so the sash that travels in a case wants to come out the night before rather than an hour before. The veils and the tiaras on this shelf are bought for one person and photograph better in daylight than the sashes do, which is worth knowing if the plan involves a beach in the morning and a bar at night.

Everything on this shelf is one of sash, tiara and headband or veil, and every card in the Bride Squad rundown carries the price, the pack count and the widest measurement, so the sums are done before you order.