Can you wear a veil and flowers in your hair?

Can you wear a veil and flowers in your hair?

Flowers are always a beautiful accessory to wear on your wedding day. Whether you’re going full-on flower girl and replacing your veil with a floral crown or delicately including florals in your updo, there are a number of stunning ways to wear flowers in your hair as a bride.

Can wedding guests wear flowers in hair?

Rule number seven. Even if you have a priceless family heirloom that you think deserves an outing, well leave it in the safe. It’s a rule that only a bride wears a tiara at a wedding or any kind of crown in her hair (like flowers).

Can you wear a crown and a veil?

To keep the peace and since you like or don’t mind the idea of a veil, the good news is this: yes, you can wear a wedding crown with a veil or without. We’ve seen it done beautifully both ways.

How should I wear my hair as a wedding guest?

Sweep and part your hair—on your good side, of course—securing it with exposed bobby pins. Add some flat iron waves to give it an edgy, rocker-chic vibe. Twist braids into a high bun at the crown of your head—then add a pair of statement earrings to complete the wedding [guest] look.

Do you wear veil for first look?

Naturally, you’ll want to wear your veil for the ceremony. If you’re having a “first look,” you’ll have to decide if you want the veil on during those photos. For some brides, having it on for the “first look” is important because that’s when all of the portraits will be taken.

What can a bride wear instead of a veil?

Veil Alternatives: What to Wear on Your Wedding Instead of a Veil

• Flower Crown. The beloved flower crown is a true symbol of the low-key boho girl.
• Wide-Brim Hat. A wide-brim hat is for all of our cool girls out there!
• Hairpins. Celestial hairpins are currently trending in the world of bridal fashion.
• Headbands.