Flower and greenery bridal crowns have become a huge trend, and girls rock them all year round. Winter brides are no exception, and fresh flowers and greenery look especially cool in pale winter shades and in snowy settings. Keep in mind that on cold days some flowers can not last long, so maybe you’ll need two crowns for a change or just take it off in case it doesn’t look that fresh.
Floral Crowns
Flower crowns became a hot trend several years ago, and they are very hot now, too. Fresh flowers are the best ones to give you a feminine look and make your tender and delicate.
A bold flower crown in pink, fuchsia, red and blush will make your bridal look stand out, it looks perfect with a bold lip, which is very popular among winter brides. Try oversized lush bold crowns to make a bolder statement, add some coniferous branches or needles for a texture, such a crown will stand out in a snowy setting perfectly. These crowns work not only for winter weddings but also for Christmas and holiday weddings.
Bold red flowers and green leaves crown for a statement bridal look.
Greenery and red flowers crown is perfect for a Christmas bride.
Lush jewel-toned flower crown to make a bold statement.
Oversized red and pink flower crown and fuchsia lips.
Red rose flower crown for an elegant vintage bride.
Fir branches, berries, pinecones and roses crown for a rustic bride.
Red and blush rose flower crown to rock with a hot red wedding dress.
Rose flower crown in marsala, blush and white with green leaves for a moody bride.
Baby’s breath is an ideal flower for flower crowns because it’s long-lasting and it matches almost any bridal style, it makes you look feminine and elegant, so don’t hesitate to make a baby’s breath floral crown to complete your outfit.
Baby’s breath crown is not only simple and delicate and works long without breaking your budget.
Baby's breath matches almost any bridal style and make you look more elegant.
White and ivory flowers can polish a classic or just romantic outfit, without making a statement, just highlighting your beauty and femininity. Mix them with fir branches, pine needles and fern to give them a more winter-like and textural look. Want something more subtle? Go for blush flowers instead of white.
Delicate white flower crown for even the snowiest of winter weddings.
Lush roses and cotton crown is chic and cozy at the same time.
Subtle and neutral wildflower crown for woodland winter brides.
Thistle and ranunculus for a non-traditional crown.
White ranunculus and green leaves crown looks gorgeous with a 
All green crown is perfect for field wedding locations to create a whimsical and boho feel.
Christmas greenery and flower crown.
Fern, leaves and berries flower crown looks great on a red-hair bride.
Green leaves and a single blush bloom for a statement crown.
Juniper and cedar hair crown for woodland brides.
Leaves, berries and fruit crown looks great with a bold lip.
Oversized coniferous crown with baby's breath and thistle.
Partial greenery crown for wearing with a fishtail braid.
Pine branches crown makes your look truly winter-like even if there's no snow.
Pine needles add a variety of texture to this bold headpiece.
Pinecones, berries and fir needles bring a lovely textural look.
Stunning eucalyptus crown is a winter must.
Such a festive greenery and berry crown is perfect for any winter wedding.
The leaves and berries in this gorgeous winter crown add a creative touch and an extra homage to the season.
This textural crown is a nice alternative to usual flowers ones that we see in the spring and summer.
Whimsy oversized greenery crown with berries and thistle.
Wild greenery and thistle bridal crown for forest brides.