We'll always love a flower crown. It's one of the prettiest, easiest accessories to wear with your wedding dress, since it can stand alone as the sole accessory. It seems like you, our dear readers, can't get enough of them either, because we've seen so many gorgeous brides wearing them. And this is another reason flower crowns are so perfect for you: the possibilities are endless. Once reserved for bohemian brides, there's now one for everyone.
To find one that's quintessentially you, consider two factors: your personal style and the climate of your wedding. If you're more of an ethereal, Marchesa type of bride getting married in the spring, try a wreath of tiny white flowers, maybe intertwined with small pearls — so subtle and delicate.
Those getting married in a tropical climate might want to consider a punchy crown; one in an array of bright, bold colors. (Then, tie it all together with a lipstick color that matches one of the flowers in your crown — perhaps a pop of red or pink.)
Even winter brides can wear flower crowns: a wreath with acorns and greenery paired with cashmere wraps and fur muffs will look so chic. (A sprinkling of snow on your head also adds the perfect touch — check out slide four if you don't believe us.)
And one last thing: you don't have to choose between a flower crown and a veil. They work so beautifully together! Try our real bride's look in slide two and secure your veil into the back of the flower crown. Not only will it give your veil extra staying power, but will help it ever-so-softly breeze down the aisle.
LOW BUN
A Sleek, Low Bun for a Wedding in the South of France
This bride's elegant, low bun is timeless and sophisticated—pitch-perfect for tying the knot in Provence, France.
ROMANTIC BUN WITH BABY'S BREATH ACCENT
FISHTAIL BRAID WITH BLUSH FLOWER CROWn
This bride complements a romantic blush flower crown with a trendy fishtail braid. Balance a bolder style topper with a simple neckline, like this dress's V-neck.
CLASSIC UPDO WITH RED FLOWERS
A WHIMSICAL BLUE AND PINK FLOWER CROWN
The straight-from-the-garden look of this flower crown by Petal Floral Design goes perfectly with the bride's romantic but messy chignon hairstyle.
A ROMANTIC WHITE AND BLUSH FLOWER CROWN
Pinning a flower crown off-center, so it sits less like crown and more like a fascinator, makes for an even more elegant and dramatic look—especially if it uses classic flowers and a neutral color palette, like this one designed by The Conservatorie.
ROMANTIC FISHTAIL SIDE BRAID
Can't decide if you prefer a French or fishtail braid? This style shows you don't have to pick just one. French braid the front portion of your hair, and finish with a modern, hanging fishtail.
A COLOuRFUL WILDFLOWER CROWN
This vibrant arrangement of wild flowers, is fit for a warm-weather wedding. Mix an array of lavender honeysuckles and bright daisies with pops of magenta roses for a wild-child effect.
CLASSIC UPDO WITH TWO BLUSH ROSES