photos by Liz Banfield, Corbin Gurkin, Adrienne Page
Flowers are more often seen and associated with flower girls, or even bridesmaids (esp with the big trend of floral crowns), but a flower in the hair of a bride can be such a surprising note, and lovely nonetheless. We like it as the sole hair accessory, or in conjunction with a veil. Today is all about the ode to the versatility of a flower on a bride’s wedding day- and not just in the bouquet…
photo by Corbin Gurkin
Here, our bride marrying on Sea Island, chose some dainty flowers in her hair for a pop of color, and to maintain a bit of bridal flourish when the veil was removed after the ceremony. Love the feel of both simplicity and formality in this look.
photo by Liz Banfield
For another Sea Island wedding, our bride knew that photos on the beach were a must have, and wearing a veil that would be blustering about was a must not- so a crown of live gardenias was made for her french knot. And, of course, since gardenias can yellow quickly, we kept fresh ones on hand all evening to replace…
photo by Liz Banfield
These flowers were a last minute addition during our bride’s hair and make up run through for her bridal portrait. We had flowers left over from the bouquet we made for her portrait session and she requested something to add to her hair… She liked it so much that she wanted it for her wedding day hair as well.
photo by Liz Banfield
photo by Liz Banfield
photo by Liz Banfield
