Flower crowns really are a thing of beauty and one of the only occasions you can use them is at a wedding.
I myself was a flower crown bride and I am so happy I opted for a crown of fresh blooms. They really did make me feel ever so special.
Now, if you are here it’s because you are considering a wedding flower crown either for you as a bride, for your bridesmaids or for flower girls. Great news, as I have rounded up my faves into one big ideas gallery!
Photo: Robin Studios via Rock Weddings Cornwall Flower Crowns: The Good Florist
Bridal Flower Crown Inspiration Gallery
First up, let’s take a look at some different bridal flower crowns. We’re going to dive into different flower types, sizes and hairstyle options for crowns. That way you can figure out exactly what you want to wear on your big day. Hoorah!
1. Half Up Half Down Hair
Flower crowns can be worn with half up half down wedding hairstyles. Pretty as a picture!
Photo: Aurora Grey Photography via Norfolk Barn Wedding Hair: Cara Hubbard Flower Crown: WildFolk
2. Dried Flowers
Dried blooms are super popular, especially for flower crowns. They can be made in advance and kept forever.
Photo: Indigo and Violet Photography via Autumn Festival Wedding Ideas Hair: VM Hairdressing Flower Crown: The Flower Fairy
3. Mini Tiara
If you’d like a flower crown, but don’t want to make a big statement. Then a smaller floral accessory may be just the ticket.
Photo: Heather Winstanley Photography via Cuffley Camp Wedding
4. Greenery & Blooms
Keep things simple with oodles of greenery and neutral flowers. Add your circlet to a twisted hair do like this bridal look.
Photo: Charly Mae Photography Hair: Faye Naomi via Tea Party Wedding Flower Crown: Vickis Floral Designs
5. Multicoloured Autumn
For my wedding, I wore a multicoloured seasonal flower crown. In fact, I preserved the flowers and still have them now! That’s how much I loved mine.
Me on my wedding day. Photo: Alexa Loy Flower Crown: The Basement Florist
6. Summer Brights
Bright and beautiful. Use summery blooms and don’t be afraid to colour clash.
Photo: Joe Mather Photography via Floral Luxe Barn Wedding Hair: Hair Design by Jess Flower Crown: Made in Flowers
7. Short Hair
If you have cropped hair, you can still wear a flower crown. In fact, it may be perfect for you if you feel limited to hairstyle options.
Photo: Naomi Jane Photography via Literary Wedding Flower Crown: Frida Flower Crowns
8. Side Artificial Blooms
You could use artificial flowers and pop them on the side of your head. The perfect alternative to a full circlet of fresh flowers.
Photo: Chloe Martin Photography via Countryside Elopement Flower Accessory: Ophelia Ren Bridal Hair: Storme Makeup and Hair
9. Hair Up
You can team a flower crown with a full hair-up style as demonstrated by bride Chloe.
Photo: Thyme Lane Photography via Island Hall Wedding Hair: Barberella Bridal Flower Crown: Thatch and Roses
10. Dainty Circlet
Choose smaller flowers for a more dainty look. Team with waves for a natural and pretty style.
Photo: Damian Wills via French Theme Wedding Flower Crown: Corky and Prince
11. Dried Blooms & Foliage
You can mix and match dried florals and foliage for a really gorgeous bridal accessory.
Photo: Photos By Hash via West Midlands Barn Wedding Hair: Hair By Louise Flower Crown: Florence and Flowers
12. Pastel Dreams
Go pastel with Spring florals and rock your flower crown in the evening for boho vibes.
Photo: Katherine Ashdown Photography via Barnston Lodge Wedding Flower Crown: Daisy May’s Florist
13. Veil Crown
Yes you can wear a veil with a flower crown. Simply tuck in your veil at the bottom of your crown. Voila!
Photo: The Enlight Project via Autumn Boho Wedding Ideas Hair: Claire Hartley Stylist Flower Crown: Bohotanical
14. Bronze Leaves
Add a touch of metallic to your floral accessory with bronze foliage. So gorgeous!
Photo: Vladana Parker via Bronze Wedding Ideas Flower Crown: Bud and Flower
15. Reverse Crown
Love the idea of a crown but unsure how well it will sit on your head? Then try the reverse crown for all the action at the back.
Photo: Till Death Do We Adventure via 70s Elopement Flower Crown: Revel Petals
16. Matching Crowns
Two brides? Why not coordinate your look with beautiful matching floral crowns?
Photo: Maddie Farris Photography via Hardcastle Crags Wedding Flower Crowns: Artisan Dried Flowers
17. Ivy Ring
Add an ivy ring ontop of your veil for a really vintage and ethereal wedding style.
Photo: L. Hewitt Photography via Edwardian Winter Wedding Ideas Hair: Michelle Heffner Flower Crown: Petal and Print
18. Trailing Tendrils
Flower crown, not enough? Add extra flowers to the back of your hairstyle too!
Photo: Gem Hicks Photography via Bell Tent Wedding Ideas Flower Crown: The Native Florist Hair: Toni Searle Beauty
19. Feathers
Think about adding extra elements to your flowers, such as feathers and berries.
Photo: Helen Rose Photography via Dusky Pink Taupe Wedding Hair: Rosie Moore Hairdressing Flower Crown: The Flower Fox Studio
20. Braided Crown
Use what you are blessed with already. Your own hair! Plait a crown then add florals, simple and gorgeous.
Photo: Emily and Steve Photography via Oxleaze Barn Wedding Hair: Nikita Collier
21. Statement Hairband
For a bold flower statement rock a tall flower hairband. It’ll make for a real show-stopper.
Photo: Maribel Farina Photography via Art Painting Wedding Ideas Hair: Kayla Arielle Artistry Flower Crown: Hearts and Honey Do Events
22. Greenery
Keep things simple with a greenery halo accessory. Elegant and classic, it’ll match any bridal look.
Photo: Carrie Lavers Photography via Whimsical Autumn Woodland Wedding Hair: Lisa West Flower Crown: Catkin and Pussywillow
23. Multicolour
More is more, more colour, more foliage. What a stunning flower crown idea.
Photo: Jessica O’Shaughessy Wedding Photography via Cheshire Woodland Weddings Hair: Samantha Gannon Hair Flower Crown: Hannah Williamson Flowers
Flower Girls Wedding Flower Crown Ideas Gallery
Now let’s look at the flower crown options for the littlest members of your wedding party. The flower girls.
They will sure to feel extra special with a crown of florals to wear.
24. Red & Pink
Red and pink flowers work so well together and are just perfect for autumn weddings.
Photo: Aline Marin Photography via Georgia Wedding
25. Baby & Toddler
Baby and toddler flower girls can wear flower crowns. Be sure to keep them light and comfortable, think about pinning them in.
But beware, they may get removed if flower girls find them annoying. So you could save them for the ceremony and portraits only.
Photo: Faye Green Photo via Church Hall Wedding Flower Crown: The Hedge
26. Fringe
Having a fringe doesn’t mean you can’t wear flowers in your hair. How sweet is this simple flower girl flower crown?
Photo: EKR Pictures via Bohemian Luxe Wedding Ideas Flower Crown: Silver Sixpence Wedding Florist Hair: VMHairdressing
27. Pom Pom
For a flower alternative, a wool pom pom crown may just suit your smallest wedding party members.
Photo: John Wellings via Woodhouse Barn Wedding Flower Girl Tutu: Flowers and Confetti
28. Gypsophila
Classic and simple you can’t go wrong with a delicate gypsophila flower crown. Friendly on the flower costs too!
Photo: Daniel McClane Photography via Enchanting Country Barn Wedding Flower Crown: Ann Raymond
29. Delicate
Matching delicate circlets of blooms work so beautifully for junior bridesmaids. These contrasting colours really make the crowns pop too.
Photo: Jeannine Bonadio Photography via Art Nouveau Wedding
Bridesmaid Flower Crown Ideas Gallery
And finally, for your bridesmaids. Flower crowns really are a lovely way to bring together a cohesive bridal party look. Whether you have mismatched dresses or accessories, they really do tie together a tribe of bridesmates.
30. Unique From The Bride
If you want to stand out, have a statement bridal flower crown. Then keep the bridesmaids halos simple and sweet.
Photo: Emily & Steve Photography via Pitt Hall Barn Wedding Flower Crowns: Martin and the Magpie
31. Contrasting Hues
Contrasting colours from bridesmaid dresses really do work beautifully. Don’t be afraid to experiment and go wild with colour.
Photo: James Powell Photography via West Lexham Barn Wedding Flower Crowns: Rambling Rose Florist
32. Matchy Matchy
You could all wear the same flower crown for a really consistent wedding day style.
Photo: Claire Macintyre Photography via Unicorn Rainbow Wedding Flower Crowns: All in One Season
33. Floral Love
Classic and pretty, rose flower crowns are going to stand the test of time.
Photo: Mr Sleeve via Yurt Wedding Flower Crowns: Carol Siddorn
34. Fluffy
Fluffy and pretty Baby’s Breath crowns look awesome. Especially when teamed with fun sunglasses.
Photo: Amy Lou Photography via Wylam Brewery Wedding Flower Crowns: Muscari Events
35. Wax Flower
Using a single flower such as Wax Flower can work wonderfully. It will keep costs down and ensures the focus is on the bouquets or dresses instead.
Photo: Joshua Patrick Photography via Ethereal Barn Wedding Flower Crowns: The Passion of Flowers
36. Midsize
Not too big, not too small a midsize flower crown should suit everyone!
Photo: Grace & Mitch Photo & Film via Dreys Wedding Flower Crowns: Sue Davies Flowers
How Much Do Wedding Flower Crowns Cost?
For wedding flower crowns expect to pay from £40-£70+ depending on the size and flower choice. Flower crowns may cost less for the smaller flower girls and bridesmaid circlets.
Should I Wear A Flower Crown To My Wedding?
If you love the look of a flower crown and want to wear one on your wedding day you should! However, if you are unsure and don’t feel comfortable with the idea, ditch it.
You could experiment by mocking up a flower crown and wearing it with your dress. That way you can trial whether it would suit your bridal style.
Can I Wear A Veil With A Flower Crown?
Yes, you can wear a flower crown with a veil. Simply let your florist and hair stylist know in advance. A hair slide on a veil is the best option and think about having a crown with a small back so it’s easier to attach.
How Do I Make A Wedding Flower Crown?
It is possible to create a DIY wedding flower crown. Here’s some simple steps how:
1. Source flowers either fresh, dried or artificial.
2. Measure your head size.
3. Create a wire ring.
4. Add flowers to the wire ring.
5. Pop ribbon to join the ends of the wire ring if you don’t want a full circle before tying together.
So there you have it, all the flower crown inspiration you need for your wedding. Plus I’ve answered some flower crown FAQ. Hooray!
Go forth and choose your flower crown ready for your big day.
Further Reading
Seasonal UK Autumn Wedding Flowers
Seasonal Summer UK Wedding Flower Ideas
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