White silk, set with rhinestones, reading “That Bride.” It is a bachelorette sash with a sense of humor about itself, and the silk is what keeps it from tipping over into novelty.
Silk drapes rather than creases, so it lies flat along the shoulder instead of standing away from the body the way a stiffer sash does. The rhinestones are the reason it photographs differently than a flat printed bride sash, because they pick up whatever light is in the room. That is useful in a dim restaurant and a lit-up backyard alike.
Wear it for the bachelorette, then again as a bridal shower sash, then once more at the rehearsal dinner if you intend to get your money's worth out of your bride to be accessories. It goes on over the outfit already chosen, so it never becomes one more thing to plan around, and it comes off again the moment the last photo is taken.
What is a sash in clothing? In clothing, a sash is a long band of fabric worn diagonally across the body or around the waist as a decorative accessory rather than a structural part of a garment. Celebration sashes are typically cut from a smooth fabric such as satin or silk, carry printed or foiled wording, and are worn over an existing outfit so they can be put on and removed without changing clothes.
