Tiny White Lavender Flower Hair Pins — Handmade Bridal Hair Pins, Set of 10

• 18 flowers on 10 pins — enough to dress an entire hairstyle, with no need for a second set
• Just 5–7 mm across — the smallest blooms we make, and deliberately understated
• Miniature silver bead centres — a quiet catch of light, especially in candlelight and evening photographs
• Shaped entirely by hand, one bloom at a time
• Salon-quality, no-slip bobby pins — they grip fine hair without pulling, and won't slide loose through the day
• Tone matching available — pure white, ivory or champagne, matched to your dress from a photo
• Made in our London studio, smoke-free and spotless
• Dispatched within 2–3 days — ready when your date is close

Scattered through loose waves — the way these pins were designed to be worn. Set them at uneven heights across one side, denser near the crown and thinning out towards the ends, so they look drifted rather than placed.

Low chignon or twisted bun — press five or six into the twists of the knot and let two or three stray above it. The strays are what stop it looking arranged.

Half-up styles — a cluster where the hair is gathered, then three or four trailing down into the loose section.

Braids and plaits — tuck one pin into each plait section, following the braid from crown to tip. Ten pins is almost exactly right for a single long braid.

Down the parting — an unexpected, editorial placement: a fine line of tiny flowers following your parting from the hairline back. Lovely for a photoshoot or a modern, minimal dress.

With a veil — set beneath for a soft, misted look during the ceremony, or above so each silver centre keeps its sparkle in close-up photographs.

Across the bridal party — two or three pins each for bridesmaids and flower girls, against your ten. The look holds together without anyone looking matched.

Send us a photo of your hair trial and we'll suggest a placement.

Small things last a long time when they're handled kindly. These will.

• Apply hairspray before the pins go in, never after — a direct spray dulls the petals and the bead centres.
• Keep them dry. Don't wash, soak or steam them, and avoid leaving them somewhere damp overnight.
• Handle by the pin, not the flower. These are our most delicate blooms; lifting each one by its bobby pin keeps the petals crisp.
• Never press on the thinnest petal edges — if one shifts, ease it back with a fingertip rather than flattening it.
• Dust with a soft make-up brush, brushing along the petal rather than against it.
• Store in the box they arrive in, away from heat, direct sunlight and open flame.
• Travelling to the venue? Keep them boxed and pack them last, so nothing rests on top.