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"The other day I saw this photo from my Aunt Sandra&amp;#x27;s wedding in the &amp;#x27;70s, where she and her bridesmaids wore daisy crowns in their hair. Sigh. Such a simple, lovely bohemian touch, and one that&amp;#x27;s totally back in style right now (just like the handlebar &amp;#x27;stash my Uncle Fletch has there). But how many times in life do you have a perfectly legitimate excuse to walk around wearing a full-on flower crown? Engaged ladies, I say, say it with flowers. Here are 11 ways you could work hair flowers into your wedding look (on yourself and/or your &amp;#x27;maids). Which one do you like best? Adorn loose, wavy hair with a wildflower crown Source: simplyfind.it via Petra on Pinterest Source: stylemepretty.com via Petra on Pinterest Or wear a more understated flower wreath with your hair partially up Source: stylemepretty.com via Petra on Pinterest Source: chicvintagebrides.com via Petra on Pinterest Make a gorgeous statement in a Spanish-inspired red-rose headband Source: thecut.tumblr.com via Petra on Pinterest Tuck baby&amp;#x27;s breath or other tiny flowers into braids Source: thenletitbe.tumblr.com via Petra on Pinterest Source: tumblr.com via Petra on Pinterest Pin peonies or other big blooms into the back of your half-up hairstyle Source: emmadime.com via Petra on Pinterest Source: hallelujah-weddings.tumblr.com via Petra on Pinterest Dress up any updo by adding a flower headband or wreath Source: welovepictures.blogspot.com via Petra on Pinterest Source: stylemepretty.com via Petra on Pinterest Or have your groom wear the crown. (Just kidding. But this guy sure does look delicious.) Source: Uploaded by user via Petra on Pinterest Would any of you wear hair flowers while getting married? How many of you would love the chance to wear one as a bridesmaid? (I sure would!)"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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