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Face shapes: Oval • Heart • Round
Hair length: Medium • Long • Extra Long
Hair texture: Straight • Wavy • Curly • Thick
Difficulty: Medium
Time to style: 45-60 minutes
Works with: Cathedral veil • Chapel veil • Birdcage veil • No veil (crown as statement) • Drop earrings
There's something utterly romantic about an updo crowned with fresh blooms—it feels both timeless and whimsical at once. This style gives brides that ethereal, garden-party elegance while keeping hair beautifully contained, so you can focus on the moment rather than flyaways. It photographs like a dream from every angle, especially during golden hour portraits.
Beyond the visual appeal, this hairstyle is incredibly practical for all-day wear. The updo stays secure through ceremony tears, reception dancing, and even outdoor venues with unpredictable weather. The flower crown acts as both decoration and reinforcement, helping to anchor the style while adding natural texture that works beautifully with or without a veil.
Pearl-tipped bobby pins scattered throughout
Vintage gold hairpins for a classic touch
Crystal-studded U-pins for subtle sparkle
Ribbon woven through the updo base
Delicate chain headpiece layered under the crown
Soft spray roses, baby's breath, and eucalyptus for a garden feel
Silk organza ribbon in ivory or blush trailing from the crown
Single-tier chapel veil positioned under the updo for dramatic length
Juliet cap veil that sits above the flower crown for vintage glamour
Use texturizing spray on day-old hair for better grip and hold.
Secure flower stems with floral wire and bobby pins, not just tucked in.
Apply strong-hold hairspray in layers, letting each dry before adding more.
Carry extra bobby pins and a mini hairspray for quick touch-ups.
Prep hair with volumizing mousse on damp hair, then blow-dry with a round brush to create body and texture.
Curl hair in sections with a large-barrel curling iron, then gently brush through for soft waves and backcomb at the crown for height.
Gather hair into a low or mid-height bun or twist, securing with elastic and crisscrossing bobby pins for stability.
Place the flower crown around the updo, securing each floral cluster with U-pins and wrapping wire stems around bobby pins for extra hold.
Gently pull and loosen sections around the face and updo for romantic softness, mist with flexible-hold hairspray, and adjust any loose petals.
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Absolutely! Using clip-in extensions or a volumizing base with backcombing creates the fullness needed to support both the updo and crown. The flowers also add visual dimension that makes hair appear thicker.
Choose hardy blooms like roses, wax flowers, or eucalyptus, and ask your florist to wrap stems with floral tape and water tubes. Have your stylist attach it as close to the ceremony as possible and keep a backup crown on ice if your day is long.
Yes! Position the veil beneath the updo at the nape of your neck, allowing the flower crown to sit above it without interference. This creates beautiful layering and makes veil removal seamless for the reception.
It's actually ideal for outdoor settings since the updo keeps hair controlled in wind, and the flower crown adds a natural, bohemian vibe. Just use extra-strong hold products and more pins than usual for added security.
