Bling! pieces reflect exactly what the name implies. These are affordable accessorires that will turn heads. One of our favorite things about Bling is even after your wedding day, the pieces can be reworn for even just a night on the town with a LBD.

We are totally loving these Halo & Co. bridal headpieces. Each piece is handcrafted with Swarovski crystals, stones and 18k gold plated metal. Their collections include timeless more traditional pieces which are still a big hit in the U.S., along with vintage-inspired creations made with soft tulle, lace and ribbon like the ones above. Perfect for a boho wedding!

For more glam headpiece ideas, check out Lori London’s collections which include many silk flower and feather designers. Lori London’s handcrafted pieces add a delicate or bold touch to a bride’s look, depending on the color palette.

Siman Tu’s haute jewelry line Bijou Garden has been worn by several celebs including Anne Hathaway and Barbara Walters. He designs beautiful jewelry and tiaras as well as more untraditional pieces like this floral hair accent which we selected as our editor’s pick.

Nilah & Company creates custom veils which range from more contemporary styles to wrap veils and even a “non-veil” which Amanda (shown left) is wearing. You just slip it on as if it’s a vest! Many of their designs incorporate Swarovski crystals and Chantilly lace — seriously, exquisite!

> See our favorite jewelry from bridal fashion week!

> Check out all the new gowns for Spring 2013.

Bridal fashion week is always chock-full of beautiful bridal gowns and stunning accessories for the bride and maids alike. But what about everyone else? When we saw Love Jay Girls‘s new line, our first thought was: Flower girl dresses have never been so fun! Infused with color, the little gowns are sure to please even your smallest and most discerning of wedding guests. Made with layers and layers of fabric, the dresses in their line this season had an ombre effect by layering different colors of fabric (it also gave the dresses some great texture and bounce!).

For moms, La Femme introduced their sexy line of mother of the bride gowns. While they haven’t quite come up with an appropriate name for it yet (Panther by La Femme and Puma by La Femme were thrown around jokingly), one thing is clear from this sexy line: Say “so long” to frumpy mom’s dresses and say “hello” to curve-hugging and figure-flattering silhouettes that not only highlight mom’s body, but also cover her up (we love the little bolero on the blue dress, it’s detachable!).

> All your need to know about your junior bridesmaids

> Find your mom’s dress here

> See all our bridal fashion week coverage here