c2b986f9e4376e5e6bba25327055d2f2_web 7bfb339db62e278f9f55bda032695f67_web 6fd5d3318c502afe2694ae2fb6f814ac_web 28ef2ade94e5a4efdb8bbe69d2e8cc43_web bd7a2aee67250c2210cea7c782dcc04f_web 1c4dc944f3bb3faf1af808bd3d0b384f_web 473e18342cee2b85ae9b8d541c3f47d7_web 841daecb0fadcd59a0715ee0fbd2688a_web ab99229d2f26d6941f22cf422b2f0ac9_web ace08c073da9b7c104d140f2c05af306_web d0c377c03780120af61017d170def3a8_web b68eae581c986a729eb97d77249cc50b_web 00367d5c7a04dfe5d66f6777d83c87a0_web Whether you fancy yourself as a bohemian beauty, modern romantic or wild child, flowers are key to creating your wedding’s aesthetic, but not limited to the bridal bouquets and venue. A halo of flowers in your hair can create a stunning finish to complete your look, a truly romantic symbol on the most romantic of days. From stephanotis, that signify marital happiness, to anemones, that mean expectation, your favourite blooms worn in a floral crown will not only radiate natural beauty, but also add further symbolic meaning to your day. A single, bold flower makes for a capturing statement while a delicate gathering of smaller flowers can create an elegant, sophisticated look. Or, for a more vintage, rustic or boho feel you can leave the flowers wild and free of any structure. If a crown doesn't suit, wear the flowers clustered or woven and pinned throughout your hair, or fastened at the base of a veil. Here are some of our favourite examples to inspire while planning your wedding day look. All photos sourced from our Mildred&Co Pinterest.