Bridal Hair Accessories: Flower Crowns!

As a bride, there’s one thing you definitely want to be on your wedding day: unmistakable! No bride wants to get lost in the crowd of wedding guests. On the contrary: on this special day, you should stand out! And you will—with the right floral wreath in your hair!

When planning your floral arrangements, don't forget to consider hair accessories!

Every wedding planner will agree with us when we say: Nothing works without a concept! To ensure your wedding day has a cohesive feel, it’s important to maintain a certain consistency in terms of colors, shapes, and stationery. Of course, this also applies to the flowers. If flowers are being worn as hair accessories or, if applicable, as flower bracelets, you should factor that right into your floral concept. Have you chosen simple gypsophila with green accents for your table centerpieces? Perfect—then choose those same flowers for your flower crown, too! 

A floral wreath for the wedding—and to last forever!

The trend of flower crowns for brides has been going strong for quite some time—no wonder, since they’re simply so beautiful! We love the beautifully coordinated colors of the flowers, which are often perfect for drying after the wedding. Some brides even choose dried flowers specifically for their flower crowns. That way, the headpiece remains as a keepsake for years to come.

Which flowers are best for a flower wreath? 

Once you've decided on a bridal hairstyle with flowers, you can discuss it with your wedding stylist and florist. It's important for your hairstylist to know whether you'll be wearing a bridal comb with a floral arrangement, whether the floral wreath will rest on your head, or whether it will be incorporated into your hairstyle. 

Your florist can advise you on which flowers are suitable for a bridal hairstyle or a bridal wreath. Without getting too far ahead of ourselves (a floral design is always very personal), we’d like to list a few flowers that work well for a wedding wreath: 

• Cornflowers
• Eucalyptus
• Dyed or natural thistles
• Gypsophila
• small-flowered roses
• Wax Flowers
• glowing chrysanthemums 

In addition, your florist may also incorporate pearls, velvet ribbons, and other embellishments.

A flower wreath instead of a crown. 

A wedding headpiece is sure to make you stand out from the rest of the wedding party. But that's not all! You'll see—you'll feel a little like a queen with your very own custom-made flower crown!