That’s the absence of one bunch of flowers and one hair wreath. (Picture: Alexi Lubomirski/PA Wire) In the photos, taken by Alexi Lubomirski, flower girls Florence Van Cutsem and Ivy Mulroney ...

Prior to the invention of photography, Victorian women crafted jewelry and wreaths from the hair of family members and friends for keepsakes, and as a family grew, so did the wreath.

Jennifer Steele, assistant fashion editor and creator of the one used on page 209 in the June issue (also shown left), tells us how to recreate your own flower crown at home. 1.

Historical Treasures is a new feature that spotlights local artifacts found in local museums. It will appear every Sunday in the Connect section of The Express-Times. Victorian hair wreaths at the ...

Engaged ladies, I say, say it with flowers. Here are 11 ways you could work hair flowers ... stylemepretty.com via Petra on Pinterest Or wear a more understated flower wreath with your hair ...

Pam Moschini wears her waist-length, raven-colored hair pulled back tightly in a bow. But her real crowning glory isn’t attached to her head. It’s mounted, framed and hangs on the wall.… ...

The flower crown has ancient roots. ... (see Olympic olive wreaths). ... these flower children would truss their slept-in hair with wildflowers to signify their connection to nature.

After lying in state for six days at Westminster Hall, Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin began its journey to its final resting place in Windsor adorned with a beautiful wreath of flowers and foliage.

Just in time for the summer solstice, Ingrid Carozzi of Red Hook’s Tin Can Studios demonstrates how to make a Swedish Midsummer floral crown; model Frida Gustavsson shows how to wear it.