Fletke walked down the aisle with a wedding dress, a veil and a tiara.
The general public will be able to pose with the tiara daily from noon till 2 p.m.
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Well, she came back and she had a picture with the red hair with the little tiara.
After testing their wreath-making skills, participants are challenged to insert a burning candle in the middle of this natural tiara.
Despite the current economic climate, luxury goods remain in demand -- and the tiara is expected to sell at value.
Miss Zimbabwe was clearly not destined for the famous tiara when she revealed one of her great loves was babysitting.
Phillips chose a cathedral-length bouffant veil held in place by a Greek Key tiara lent by her mother, Princess Anne.
With damp eyes, Miss Monsoon stoops slightly to receive her tiara, and begins dreaming of the next pageant she needs to win.
Princess Charlene wore the tiara during a gala dinner that was the final event in the two-day celebration of the royal wedding.
The Queen Mary Tea Room serves afternoon tea with an added flourish: Guests can request a tiara to wear for the occasion.
He wore a white silk shirt and a sheet wrapped around his legs, while his bride wore a strapless ivory dress and tiara.
The long-sleeved lace gown, with two-meter train, was paired with a 1936 Cartier diamond tiara lent to the bride by Queen Elizabeth II.
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This refers to the sort of tyrannical bride who seethes over details like her bridesmaids' pumps and her tiara's height, terrorising everyone in her path.
"It's extensive damage, " said Tiara Richard, a spokeswoman for Arlington police.
The exquisite tiara, created by Cartier, was worn by Princess Grace -- formerly the Hollywood actress Grace Kelly -- at her daughter Caroline's wedding in 1978.
We had a long line, and we had a lady that was prepared to take the picture, but out of her purse she pulled out a tiara.
LONDON, England -- Madonna is planning to get married wearing a tiara previously worn by the late Princess Grace of Monaco, according to her official fan club website.
Asprey teamed up with acclaimed light artist Chris Levine to create "The Diamond Queen, " an evocative portrait of the monarch which features a real tiara made up of 1, 000 diamonds.
In addition to the quality of the materials and design, this jewelry suite is distinguished by the way it coverts from a dual necklace to a tiara with ear clips.
Mariah Carey modeled her opulent 1993 wedding to Sony Music chief Tommy Mottola after the nuptials of Prince Charles and Lady Diana--replete with tiara and 27-foot train on her wedding dress.
The doctor was out, but Fedel insisted that everyone take turns selecting a tiara or a crown, sitting on a giant leather throne, then submitting to having a Polaroid photograph made.
But for every successful Yukta or Lara who goes on to tear-drenched smiles as she receives her bouquet and tiara, thousands of other young Indian girls end up humiliated and exploited.
Kelly would get the last laugh as he would go onto become a millionaire from that brickwork business and his daughter would wear the tiara of European royalty on her own most beautiful head.
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Visitors will have the opportunity to pose with an 85-carat diamond tiara (pictured above) designed by Reena Ahluwalia, a Toronto-based jewelry designer, for the Royal Wedding of Catherine Middleton, now Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William.
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Inspired by the sea and worn not as a halo or crown, but more like a hairpiece, the tiara worn by Princess Charlene of Monaco is a delicate piece of diamond and white-gold jewelry that showcases her individual style.
Though most of the ten other candidates (Net entrepreneurs and industry players all) were in the room, no desperate attempt can be reported of any of them trying to seize Tracy's tiara, or even the bottle of metallic-blue nail-polish.
When the Snow Queen arrives at the end of Act I, the tiara the dancer wears will be readily recognizable to local audiences: It's based on an architectural landmark, the distinctive arch that sits atop the downtown skyscraper where the Great American Insurance Group is headquartered.
The exhibition, which is part of this summer's annual opening of Buckingham Palace, includes a host of priceless jewelry, such as the emerald-encrusted Vladimir Tiara and two brooches set with stones from the famous Cullinan Diamond, said to be the largest rough gem-quality diamond ever found, at nearly 3, 107 carats.
Gore's favorite was her description of an elegant family dinner table in Mississippi with much lace and candles and crystal and the elderly matriarch -- bedecked in rich brocade and a jeweled tiara -- making her way unsteadily to the table after a touch or two of bourbon and Seconal upstairs.
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