Ivory Hydrangea Headband — Handmade Bridal Floral Crown

• Flowers along the whole band — not a motif on one side. Every angle is finished, which matters more than brides expect once the photographs come back.
• Built bloom by bloom — each hydrangea head is shaped by hand and placed individually, so the line never repeats. This is what you are paying for.
• Two levels of detail — hydrangeas alone for something quieter, or roses and pearls when the dress can carry more.
• A 3 mm band, deliberately — fine enough to disappear under the flowers and to stay comfortable from the morning through to the last dance.
• Silk, not plastic, against your head — the base is wrapped in ivory silk ribbon rather than left bare.
• Feather-light — foam blooms mean a full crown of flowers you forget within the hour.
• Holds in thick and fine hair — the band grips without pins, and sits where your stylist puts it.
• Ivory that suits any hair colour — chosen to read clearly against blonde and dark hair alike, and particularly luminous against dark hair.
• Not only for the bride — bridesmaids, flower girls, and guests at an occasion that has nothing to do with a wedding.
• Handmade in London — sculpted, assembled and packed by hand in our own studio.

With loose waves or curls
Push the band about a hand's width behind the hairline — further back than feels natural. That is the whole difference between a hairband and a headpiece.

With a soft updo
Set it across the crown and let a few strands fall at the temples. The continuous line of flowers does the work that three or four separate pieces would otherwise do.

With a low chignon
Wear the band low, close to where the bun begins. Quieter, and closer to fifties than to bridal.

Beneath a veil
Fit the veil behind the band so it can come off at the reception without disturbing the flowers. Fine tulle only — a beaded edge will catch on the petals.

Against dark hair
This is where the ivory does its best work. If you are a brunette and have been told floral pieces disappear on you, this one does the opposite.

For bridesmaids and flower girls
The quieter hydrangeas-only version across the group, with the roses and pearls kept for you. Same flower, same ivory, clear hierarchy in the photographs.

Doing a hair trial? Send us a photo and we'll tell you where the band should sit.

These flowers won't wilt and won't fade. A little care keeps the ivory exactly as it arrived.

• Hairspray before the band goes on, never after.
• Hold the band by the silk base rather than by the petals when putting it on.
• A splash or a few tears will not mark it — blot gently with a soft dry cloth.
• Keep it away from fire, heat and hot styling tools.
• Keep it dry beyond the occasional splash: shelter from heavy rain, and take it off before swimming.
• Store it in its Deco Flowers box between wears, and avoid crushing it under anything heavy.