The best wedding earrings to buy this season

Made from 18ct gold vermeil and green onyx, Monica Vinader’s Siren earrings are a firm favourite of The Princess of Wales. She’s been spotted wearing hers with everything from a parka jacket and wellies, to an elegant double breasted coat for St Patrick's Day. Take a leaf out of Kate's book and match them to tonal wedding looks.

Another royal-approved set of wedding earrings here. Kate recently wore these with an ivory overcoat and polka-dot maxi skirt, but we think they would beautifully complement bridal up-dos, too. The brand Heavenly London design all its jewellery with imitation diamonds, so although these drop pearls look super luxurious, they're actually an affordable £90.

Why not use your next special event to debut some statement earrings? Stories' delicate hanging pair will instantly elevate even the simplest of wedding guest looks. Simply sweep your hair into a low bun to showcase the floral design.

Trust us, you can never go wrong with pearls at weddings. We love Boden's summery update on the classic drop style – the clusters of faux-pearls delicately swish with your every movement. The brand also has green or gold-tone versions, too.

American jeweller Kenneth Jay Lane specialises in show stopping costume jewellery that is ideal for making a statement at a wedding or special event. These silver-tone clip on earrings are currently 40% off on The Outnet, too.

All of Ottoman Hands' jewellery is handcrafted using recycled materials and sustainable practices. These pretty buttercup earrings are plated in 21ct gold and feature a bold floral design that's perfect for spring weddings. Be sure to pick up the matching pendant necklace to complete your summery look.

These Orelia pearl hoops are super similar to the Princess of Wales' favourite Mejuri pair, but are a fraction of the price. The subtle huggie style is ideal for understated, classic bridal looks, but would also slot seamlessly into your everyday jewellery collection.

Kate Spade's 'Precious Pansy' drop earrings are handcrafted using mother of pearl to replicate delicate flower petals. Plated in shiny rose-gold, this set is perfect for summer weddings – the florals nod to boho styles and the sparkling crystals make them special enough for the big day.

M&S’ silver-tone earrings look so much more expensive than they actually are. Set on a simple hoop, each teardrop-shaped pendant is encrusted with multiple tiny diamante gems that sparkle with every head turn.

A wedding or special occasion is a great time to play around with more colourful and impactful accessories. Kate Spade always creates show-stopping earrings that are bound to get you a compliment or two. We love how the faux pearls on this chandelier style are crafted to look like fluffy clouds while the coloured gems replicate tiny raindrops.

The Princess of Wales reaffirmed the Royals’ love of pearls when she stepped out in the necklace version of Monica Vinader’s Nura earrings back in May. The simple drop style, made from gold vermeil and freshwater pearls, is perfect for brides and wedding guests alike.

If you’re looking for an alternative to Kate's designer Siren style earrings, Oliver Bonas’ huggies are the perfect addition to wedding looks and simple weekend outfits alike. The semi precious moonstone also comes in white, pink and turquoise if the green isn’t for you.

Carrie Elizabeth’s Art Deco inspired earrings are crafted from sterling silver and feature a subtle green amethyst. We love the extra secure clasp back – nobody wants to be worrying about losing earrings while trying to celebrate, after all.

Another favourite of the Princess of Wales (she was first spotted in them two years ago and has worn them to many royal engagements), these Missoma hoop earrings feature a 18ct gold vermeil hoop and a unique rhodochrosite gem. We like how versatile this pair is – you can style it with the charm for weddings and simply slip it off to create an everyday huggie.

Made from 18ct gold-vermeil, Daisy London’s waved bar studs drop to a delicate seed pearl. Brides can style theirs with an up-do on the big day, whereas guests can layer them up with other pretty studs.

Rose gold earrings are truly timeless and always a good idea for weddings. We like Ralph Lauren’s vintage-inspired design, finished with dustings or crystals and an oversized faux-pearl.

Ivory & Co’s sparkling pair is are similar to the Princess of Wales' bespoke bridal earrings from London-based jewellers, Robinson Pelham. Kate's sparkling pair were a reported £15,000, but this similar pear-drop style is a fraction of the price.

Simple yet effective, Claudia Bradby’s pearl drop earrings are the definition of elegance. The sterling silver hook fastening ensures they are comfy enough to wear all-day, too.

If you’re looking for a pearl stud with a difference, why not try these gold-plated bar earrings from Estella Bartlett – they’re both contemporary and classic.

Swarovski’s Constella studs will be a staple in your jewellery collection – they are a truly timeless design that you will wear again and again post-wedding day.