Flower Crown Ideas for Brides to Wear on Their Wedding -

This is a reprint from Brides magazine highlighting over 21 different styles of wedding day flower crowns. If you like these, you can make your own at our flower crown class or a private bachelorette party in the SF Bay Area.

We provide realistic looking faux, not fresh flowers, so that you can wear the flower crown for years to come. Perhaps on every wedding anniversary?

While we love a traditional veil, it’s safe to say we’re suckers for a flower crown wedding look. Many brides are exchanging veils and jeweled headpieces for one of these blooming halos.

Even your bridal party can get in on the floral fun, or you can crown a flower girl with a halo of baby’s breath for an adorably angelic look. Scroll on for wedding flower crown ideas that could be the perfect finishing touch to your wedding hairstyle.

01 A Full-Bodied Statement Crown of Greenery and Orange Blooms

The vast color palette of this bride’s show-stopping flower crown extends beyond the hues of the florals. With varying shades of greenery in the mix, this crown is full of life and excitement. We love the mesh of textures in the crown, dress, and shiny black waterfall curls.

02 White Flowers Accents on a Gilded Tiara

There are flower crowns, and then there are flower crowns. This bride went all out on the regal look by incorporating fluffy white blossoms into the base of her gilded topper. We bow down, nuptial queen.

03 Daisies With Pops of Lilac Buds

At this bride’s beach wedding in Brazil, she completed her effortless look with a flower crown dotted with lilacs and daisies. Tiny, deep purple berries with speckled yellow petals and dusty rose blooms gave the crown a soft and feminine touch. Here’s living proof that a beach wedding is not restricted to tropical decor.

04 A Blend of Sunny Yellow Daisies and Sunflowers

Sunflowers and daisies add a sense of playfulness to this bride’s wreath. We’re obsessed with the look of the saturated golds and citrus hues against her dark hair. This color palette works especially well for both summer and fall nuptials.

05 Succulents and Budding Roses Meshed With Full Ivory Blossoms

Winter brides, rejoice. This flower crown is suited to every wedding season, and the versatile colors can be worked into nuptials of any theme. Young buds and succulents modernize the look and give a totally unique cool-girl vibe.

06 Berry Hues for Winter Weddings

Crimson berries with greenery create the perfect Christmas flower crown. These organic accents of greens and woody textures will warm up any chilly winter wedding, and the shiny red berries are a dream for a December bride.

07 Statement Piece With Asymmetrically Arranged Flowers

How gorgeous is this lush flower crown full of colorful blooms? It makes for a flirty contrast to the bride’s clean and simple wedding dress.

08 A Colorful Blend of Herbs, Greens, and Blooms

Bright and beautiful, this bride chose a bold mix of botanicals. Marrying blooms of red-orange, deep maroon, pale pink, lilac, and white with herbs and greenery made a stunningly vivacious bridal flower crown.

09 Tropical Arrangement of Bold and Bright Colors

This vibrant flower crown is stunning for a tropical destination wedding. Mixes of fuchsia, orange, and island greens make a fresh and vivid display.

10 Fresh Greenery With Tiny White Blossoms

Green and white is a classic wedding color palette. It even works for flower crowns, keeping the aesthetic oh-so refreshing.

11 Oversized Pink Peony Crown

If you’d rather your crown take center stage, opt for bigger florals like peonies or zinnias. Take note of this brides placement: Wrapping the headpiece horizontally across her forehead (like a headband) balances out the height of her hair without adding extra inches. Use a hint of greenery to break up the colors.

12 A Half Dose of Dreamy Eucalyptus and Ivory Roses

While not a floral wreath in the traditional sense, this blossoming topper still ticks many of the same boxes. Unlike its crowning counterparts, it doesn’t encircle the entire head but hugs the side for a sweetly asymmetric vibe.

13 Berries and Autumnal Tones for a Fall Wedding

For fall brides, add berries and mixed greenery to your crown. The golden hues with bright crimson berries prove fall botanicals don’t have to be dried to evoke the quintessential feeling of Autumn.

14 Long and Leafy Wildflowers

These extra leafy greens make a statement with rosy pink-petaled accents.

15 Assorted Arrangement of Browning Blooms

While many brides opt for freshly picked blossoms, aging petals add a vintage touch. The bright yellow bud complements the yellowing and browning of its wilting counterparts.

16 Delicate Blue Petals Pop Against Tiny Greens

This dainty crown starts off with a minimalist approach of tiny white buds and greenery in the front and then blossoms into a posy of vibrant blue delphinium at the back.

17 Dried Grasses and Feathery Textures

Earthy and organic, this delicate crown of dried pampas grass is like a breath of fresh air amidst a sea of blossoming wreaths. Natural wheat hues and warm beiges blend effortlessly with any theme but are picture-perfect in an autumnal setting.

18 A Half-Halo of Playfully Textured White Blossoms

If you don’t feel like rocking a full halo, a half-crown looks just as stunning. This bride plays down the colors, leaving room to amp up the uniqueness in structure.

19 A Textured Mix of Orange and Fuchsia Hues

With shades of bright orange, plum, and pink, it’s hard not to fall head over heels for this flower crown.

20 Mauve-Toned Blooms and Long Stems

This floral wreath has a very unique design to it that gives off the illusion of a dripping effect. With long-stemmed blossoms and linear flowers, the composition has a natural drape when set atop the head.

21 Retro Jewel Tones and Dusty Colors