Enchanted Garden Wedding Crown

weave nature into your bridal attire

Our lives are intertwined with nature. And it’s a romantic, and poignant way to celebrate nature by choosing your accessories and jewellery to complement.  So I’ve put together a selection of headdresses and jewellery that might inspire you to wear them.

botanical style bridal hair pins, combs and headdresses

So, lets start with fauna style bridal hair pins.  Do you love birds, bees and butterflies? Are dragonflies a favourite? When you think of spring and summer weddings then these are the insects that you would typically think of.  The real signs of warmer weather, and bluer skies.

The Painted Lady hair pins are just delightful. Each pearlised wing looks so delicate and almost irridescent. You can pair them with the most floral of gowns, and they will especially suit lace wedding dresses, and all sorts of updo’s. 

If you love bees and butterflies, then the Eglantine hair pins will be perfect. With 3 small vine like pins, you can pin them anywhere in the hair, and even short hair as they are so light. They would be especially good for bridesmaids, or flower girls, where they can be added at the last minute without too much fuss.

If sparkle is your choice, and you still want to add a botanical feel to your wedding outfit then you could choose Damselflies and Butterfly hair pins which are larger and more of a statement. You’ll want some of your hair to be pinned up in to place for these,  or perhaps a gorgeous bridal braid.

For delicacy I think the Dawn Chorus hair pins are a great match if you are wearing your hair up. Scattered through the hair they are a great understated accessory to wear, especially if you’re also wearing a crown.

And finally, there is the Woodland Comb which is like a little mini meadow with butterflies.  It’s such a delightful design, and one that looks gorgeous in a chignon.

Floral and leaf wedding crowns

These are such a favourite with brides, and with plenty of choice, and comfortable to wear styles it’s easy to see why. You can have the beauty of flowers in your hair, complementing your hair style, but without the worry of them wilting or disappearing after the day. It’s possible to personalise your headdress too, and there is a choice of colourways too.

I’ll begin with the Midsummer Crown, which is delightful with its large full leaves and just a hint of sparkle.  It’s a statement piece, but without the fuss.  If you’d like something a little softer and with just a floral element.

Then the Annabelle Crown will delight with the handmade hydrangea like flowers and ivory pearls. It’s equal in its beauty and simplicity.

One that has been a bridal favourite for a long time, is the Dancing Bee Tiara , with the most delicate little bee installed among organically placed pearls, and flower stranded elements.   

The Genevieve Crown is definitely for the ‘flower child’ in you.  It’s striking trio of flowers, with gold, or silver filigree leaves will sit so comfortably with any garden or out in the country relaxed style wedding.

choosing jewellery that has botanical elements

Jewellery that is influenced by nature  

You don’t have to make a huge statement to incorporate a botanical feel into your wedding.  You can be as bold and as subtle as you like, and one way to do this is with your jewellery.  Earrings are probably the most obvious way to do this.

I’ve picked the Evangeline floral hoops as my first choice as they are a popular style for brides.  With their lustrous mother of pearl flowers, and flawless freshwater pearls, they make the prettiest statement.

Evangeline flower earrings