There was a time when only the youngest members of the bridal party would sport flower crowns but not anymore!
You've just got to love a bride in a crown of wild flowers. It's so darn Bohemian. Waves, curls or slightly disheveled hair essential.
I love these images of pure white, ethereal, flower crown perfection {very bridal indeed}:
{Images via Signe Vilstrup}
Here are some of my favourite flower crowns. I'm particularly loving those that incorporate lavender…gorgeous.
From top left to bottom right: Fashion Canvas, Bleubird, The Honeycomb, Garden of Whimsy, Garden of Whimsy
This British bride embraced a bright and beautifully colourful flower crown like no other I've seen.
She looks absolutely stunning…
{Amazing photography by Dominique Bader}
Traditional brides who don't want to choose between a veil and a flower crown…
why not go for both?! You can always take the veil off after the ceremony.
{Beautiful image via Kiss the Groom}
For those of you who'd like to make your own flower crowns check out these fabulous DIY options:
♥ Guest post tutorial by Flower Bomb on Design Sponge: These flower and berry crowns are Thanksgiving themed but easily adaptable.
♥ Learn how to make this fabulously bright and pretty flower crown thanks to Miss James of Bleubird!
♥ Buy a ‘make your own vintage flower crown kit' from BHLDN. {You know I love that store!}
If a flower crown is not your cup of tea, consider your littlest bridesmaids.
There is a very good reason flower crowns have been so popular for child bridesmaids throughout the ages…they look sooo CUTE!
Like little woodland fairies…scattering petals down the aisle…
{Image via Style Me Pretty}
Awwww…isn't she adorable?!
{If you'd like to see more flower crown gorgeousness, check out this fabulous post by Cap Classique which I stumbled upon as I was looking for the prettiest flower crowns to share with you guys.}
I'd love to hear your thoughts…who should wear flower crowns at weddings?
Brides or only the littlest bridesmaids?
