Wedding hair flowers: Big day floral hair accessories

Wedding day hair flower accessories

Flowers aren’t just for your wedding day bouquet – they also make great wedding day hair accessories. Whimsical, delicate or even bold and bright, there are lots of different ways to wear flowers in your hair, so if you’re looking for some floral inspiration, take a look at these blooming lovely ideas…

be inspired by your bouquet

Our Real Life bride Niamh matched her fresh flower crown to her bouquet, making maximum impact without being to OTT.

Real life bride Niamh, wears a fresh flower crown on her wedding day

Choose dried flowers 

A sustainable and long-lasting alternative to fresh florals is to choose a ready-made floral accessory, like this one from Lisa Angel. The dried flowers are delicate and will work well on a half-up, half-down look.

Lisa Angel dried flower hair clip

Pick your favourite blooms 

Smaller blooms with lots of texture lend themselves more to a floral hairstyle, however, that shouldn’t stop you from trying to incorporate your favourite flowers into your big day blooms. Real life bride Allana chose a crown that was heavy on the roses, which lends her look a lovely laidback boho vibe.

Allana with her rose crown on her wedding day

 Add some sparkle

If you can’t choose between sparkles and florals, why not try both? Using dried and painted flowers alongside rhinestones, pearls and crystals, this headband will add a touch of glam to your big day look. It can also be used on the back of the hair to secure your veil.

Bridal knot headband mixes sparkle and flowers

Short hair looks blooming good 

Just because you have short hair doesn’t mean you can’t wear flowers in it! Amy, one of our real life brides, shows just how stylish a flower crown can look with a pixie do.

Flower crown with short hair

Sweet and simple

Don’t want anything over the top? You can elevate a simple ponytail by tucking a couple of small blooms into it. Alternatively, choose one of these dried flower pins from Lisa Angel and tuck behind the ear for a cute, summery vibe.

Lisa Angel dried hair pins are a subtle way to wear wedding day hair flowers

Small is beautiful 

Smaller blooms, like gypsophila or heather, make for a really delicate flower crown, as seen on our gorgeous real life bride Neasa. It was the perfect match for her woodland wedding.

A heather crown looks lovely for your wedding day

Floral meanings

Choose flowers that have some symbolism for you to truly make your hair decoration special. These dried flower pin set from Hidden Botanics features a Scottish thistle, perfect if you’re getting wed in Scotland or have Scottish heritage.

Hidden Botanics Scottish thistle flower pins 

Some other flowers with hidden meanings you might like to consider include:

  • Pink Camellia - Longing for you
  • Dahlia - Good taste
  • Daisy - Innocence, Loyal love
  • Fern - Magic, Fascination
  • Forget-me-not - True love memories
  • Ivy - Affection, Friendship, Fidelity
  • Myrtle - Good luck, Love in a marriage
  • Peony - Happy Life
  • Red Roses – Love
  • Pink Roses – Happiness
  • Violet – Faithfulness

Fake and fabulous

If you’re worried about fresh flowers drooping, try a silk hair flower instead. This one by Chez Bec looks pretty pinned on one side of your hair or tucked into a plait, plus you’ll be able to wear it again after your big day.

Chez Bec single flower hair accessory 

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August 03, 2022 by Jayne Cherrington-Cook


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