Flower crowns are popular with my brides but there are many ways you can wear flowers in your hair.
In the first instance talk to whoever is helping you with your look on the day. Whether you are having a professional hairstylist or a friend they will help you decide on your hair style and whether this will be enhanced with flowers or not.
For a simple up do or for shorter hair simple silver grips with a few small blooms will add a touch of colour. Whether that is brighter colours
or delicate pastel blooms they will help you feel more bridal.
If you prefer larger blooms a single one can be added to a comb
and jazzed up with crystals if required.
For a smart up do or for loose curls an elongated comb design sits perfectly at the base of the crown.
For those of you with longer hair you could go for individually wired flowers to cascade through your style
or the ever popular gyp sprigs are lightweight enough to sit in the finest of hair.
Flower crowns can be half, 3/4 or full depending on style and whether wearing a veil.
Half can be worn as an Alice band or across the forehead.
Roses and gyp is a popular combination
or you could go for orchids and seasonal blooms for a statement piece
or more delicate blooms depending on the style of dress you have chosen.
3/4 crowns are perfect if you are wearing a veil. It will 'sit' more comfortable through the day.
Full flower crowns are adjustable with ribbon for comfort and can be as full as you want. From a row of delicate daisies
to roses and hydrangea and more.
I also offer flower crown workshops for hen parties and other celebrations. Flowers and colours can be co-ordinated to your wedding T&C's apply
Come along to the studio and try your hand at floristry with something to take away as you continue your celebrations.
For details of flower crown workshop see here
Sandra x
