Flower Crowns Are Taking Over From Traditional Veils

MELBOURNE, Australia - Sept. 4, 2018 - PRLog -- One of the latest trends in bridal or bridesmaid's headwear is the floral crown. Some women have always loved the simplicity of having fresh blooms in their hair at a wedding or a special event. The floral crown takes the idea just a little bit further. Bloom & Bush florists have developed the idea into something more than a bridal decoration.

Flower crowns are more like a living work of art than they are a bunch of flowers. They add a touch of glamour to any occasion. These crowns haven't just made their entry into the bridal world, but have also started making an entrance in the VIP box at the races, or black-tie evening events.

A floral crown is a circlet of flowers or an exotic decoration added to a band which circles the head. The goal is to create a headpiece with a statement of its own but works with the outfit ensemble.

The flower crowns for Mornington Peninsula brides that Bloom & Bush create tie in with the rest of the wedding flowers but also add a little bit of sophistication. Crowns can be made from all sorts of flowers. Using exotic blooms for the crown means they look lovely during the day, but can also make the transition to the night event as they have the elegance.

When it comes to floral head pieces for the Mornington Peninsula bridesmaids, age appropriate design is often a consideration. For little girls, there can be something that reflects simplicity. But where the bridesmaids are at different ages flower crowns are flexible. Bloom & Bush will work with the bride and her party to select flowers which will work across the ages creating a look of innocence for the little ones and a chic look for women. Both ends of the age range will look lovely and coordinated.

Located in Rosebud, Bloom & Bush is a bespoke florist specialising in celebratory floral arrangements for weddings and special occasions as well as sharing their creative skills through flower workshops. Their primary service area is the Mornington Peninsula but they also love to travel to the Yarra Valley, the Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne as well as other areas of Australia. For information visit them online at BloomAndBush.com.au (https://www.bloomandbush.com.au/flowercrowns/).