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nApparently,nin the past, tiaras were only worn by married women who were royalty.nHowever, these days some brides and prom-goers wear tiaras, too. Thenpeople who originated this day think we should ALL be able to wear antiara and feel as special as a bride, princess, or prom queen mustnfeel.
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n(Bynthe way, speaking of royalty, the reason that this day in particularnis International Tiara Day is because it is also Queen Victoria’snbirthday, as you will see below.)
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nAnquick Google search turned up a party-favor tiara for 99 cents fromnParty City, costume tiaras for $4-$12, and beautiful rhinestonentiaras for $25 – $80. Of course, real diamond-and-jewel-encrustedntiaras would cost thousands—maybe even hundreds of thousands—ofndollars. n
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nIfnyou don’t already have a tiara, and you don’t want to buy one from anparty store or costume shop, you can make one! Try the techniquesnshown at ThreadBanger.
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nWhateverntiara you happen to own, buy, or make, wear it proudly today—evennto the grocery store!
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nPlannAhead…
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Checknout my Pinterest boards of Junenholidays, historicalnanniversaries in June,nand Junenbirthdays.
Checknout my Pinterest boards of Junenholidays, historicalnanniversaries in June,nand Junenbirthdays.
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nAlso,nfor the rest of May: Maynholidays, historicalnevents in May,nand Maynbirthdays.
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nAlsonon this date:
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nBotanistnYnes Mexia’s birthday
