Wedding hairstyles with flowers
We absolutely love the use of flowers for wedding hair, and in particular the ever-popular flower crown.
The trend for floral headdresses has seen us making big ones, small ones, bright ones, budded ones and all-foliage ones, and they do all look ace!
The trend for floral headdresses has seen us making big ones, small ones, bright ones, budded ones and all-foliage ones, and they do all look ace!
It's an easy way to incorporate flowers in to your outfit, and when you do (eventually and inevitably) put your bouquet down, you've still got a little floral joy with you all the while.
Have a chat with your florist and your hairstylist in advance when thinking about real flower crowns for your big day, as there are a few things that will need to be considered - colour, weight, texture and longevity.
We tend to choose hardier stems that should stay looking fresh, we make them on the day and we'll deliver them in time for your hair stylist to perfectly place. These are not one to DIY on your wedding day, but leave it to the professionals and, we promise, it'll be totally worth it.
We tend to choose hardier stems that should stay looking fresh, we make them on the day and we'll deliver them in time for your hair stylist to perfectly place. These are not one to DIY on your wedding day, but leave it to the professionals and, we promise, it'll be totally worth it.
Here are a few of our favourites so far:
Our bride Ellie had a gorgeous plaited up-do, so we made multiple, single floral hair pins to be placed throughout to give the impression of a fresh flower headdress; spray rose, freesias, clematis.
All of Ellie's bridesmaids had full flower circlets too, made up of the peach, pastels and blues of the bridal flowers; lisianthus, freesias, spray rose and clematis.
Jo had a full circlet which she wore to start the party, after the ceremony (there was a really elegant veil for that part). This was made in slightly softer, more pastel tones than her bouquet; freesias, spray rose and wax flower.
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And her gorgeous flower girl had a slightly simpler crown of pale pinks and creams; lisianthus and spray rose.
And her gorgeous flower girl had a slightly simpler crown of pale pinks and creams; lisianthus and spray rose.
Our lovely Sarah had a heavier wedding flower crown, filled with greens and pastels for her wild garden wedding; scabious buds, wax flower, clematis, lisianthus, spray rose, hydrangea and hebe.
And gorgeous Romy wore a circlet to be Helen's bridesmaid; freesia, spray rose and lisianthus.
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