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Tiara Day

It's time to unleash your inner royalty and shine like a queen on Tiara Day - don't forget to wear your crown with pride!

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May 2027

Last updated February 7, 2026 · by the Holiday Calendar Team

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YEARLY DATEMay 24

OBSERVED INUnited States

CATEGORYStyle

SUBCATEGORYAccessories

INTRO

Introduction

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Get ready to feel like royalty on May 24, because it's Tiara Day! This fun holiday celebrates the beauty and elegance of tiaras, which have been worn by women for centuries as a symbol of power and prestige. The word "tiara" comes from the Greek word "tiara", meaning "white linen". In ancient times, tiaras were often made of fabric or leaves, but they have evolved into stunning pieces adorned with jewels and precious metals. So whether you own a real tiara or just want to wear one for the day, get ready to embrace your inner princess and celebrate this special day in style!

TIMELINE

Tiara Day Timeline

Tiaras Become Fashionable

In the 19th century, tiaras became a fashionable accessory among European royalty and aristocracy, often worn at formal events.

Queen Victoria's Tiara

Queen Victoria's sapphire coronet, designed in 1840, became one of the most iconic royal tiaras in history.

Cartier Halo Scroll Tiara

The Cartier Halo Scroll Tiara, given to Queen Elizabeth on her 18th birthday in 1944, was originally made in 1936 by Cartier.

Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II

For her coronation in 1953, Queen Elizabeth II wore the St. Edward's Crown, one of the oldest and most famous tiaras in the British crown jewels.

Miss America Retires Crown

Miss America replaces its traditional "crown" with a tiara in 2005, reflecting the changing cultural perceptions of the beauty pageant.

Kate Middleton's Wedding Tiara

Kate Middleton wore the Cartier Halo Scroll Tiara for her wedding to Prince William, bringing worldwide attention to the beauty of tiaras.

GET INVOLVED

How to Celebrate Tiara Day

Wear a tiara all day

What better way to celebrate Tiara Day than by wearing a tiara all day? Whether it's a sparkly crown or a simple headband, embrace your inner princess and wear your tiara proudly.

HAVE

Have a tiara-themed party

Gather your friends and throw a tiara-themed party! Decorate with glitter, feathers, and of course, tiaras. You can even have a best tiara contest to see who has the most extravagant one.

CREATE

Create your own tiara

Get crafty and make your own tiara! Use beads, sequins, and other sparkly materials to create a one-of-a-kind headpiece fit for a queen. You can wear it on Tiara Day and beyond!

WATCH

Watch a tiara-themed movie

Gather some friends and watch a movie that features tiaras, such as The Princess Diaries or The Crown. Make some popcorn and have a cozy movie night in.

DONATE

Donate to a charity that supports women and girls

Use Tiara Day as an opportunity to give back to your community. Donate to a charity that supports women and girls, such as a local women's shelter or an organization that provides education for girls in developing countries.

WHY THIS DAY MATTERS

Why We Love Tiara Day

It's an excuse to dress up and have fun

Who doesn't love an excuse to wear something flashy and glamorous? Tiara Day gives us all an opportunity to unleash our inner royal and have some fun with fashion. So put on your tiara and strike a pose - you deserve it!

Tiara Day celebrates the beauty and power of women

Tiara Day is not just about wearing a pretty accessory - it's about celebrating women and their strength, courage, and beauty. On this day, we honor ourselves and each other for being powerful and amazing individuals.

Wearing a tiara can make anyone feel like royalty

On Tiara Day, everyone has the opportunity to wear a tiara - whether it's a sparkly one or a paper one you made yourself. Wearing a tiara can bring out your confidence and make you feel like the queen that you are!