International Tiara Day

About International Tiara Day

A day when all women embrace and celebrate their powers of leadership. Real or virtual tiara-wearing is encouraged.

International Tiara Day was first celebrated  May 24th, 2005 as a one-time event in conjunction with Barbara Bellissimo’s Seasons of Success. In 2008, Lynanne White and some of her employees at American Rose Bridal in Poulsbo, Washington decided that every woman should be able to wear a tiara, not just brides. International Tiara Day was re-born with Barbara’s blessing. 

Lynanne decided to keep the date as May 24th, when she found out it was appropriately the same day as Queen Victoria's birthday. 

Every woman is special and deserves to be treated that way, so on May 24th put your tiara on (physical or metaphorical) and be the Queen you are!

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