30 Whimsical Wedding Hairstyles With Flowers

• For a chic and romantic look, tuck a single flower into a chignon or high bun for your wedding hairstyle.

• Boho brides can rock a flower crown with succulents or sage for a bohemian vibe on their special day.

• A classic ponytail or braid can be transformed with delicate buds like baby's breath, making it effortlessly charming.

Accentuate Your Hair Texture

This wedding hairstyle with flowers is a bit more subtle, as this bride opted to just tuck a few tiny blooms into her curly updo. We love how the miniature buds vary in size and color, culminating in a large crimson blossom.

A Foliage-Adorned Updo

Bits of foliage and greenery complete this updo, a refreshing departure from the usual blossoms. We love a wedding hairstyle that strays from being too formal or traditional.

Glam Red Flowers Emphasize a Short Style

Ooh la la! For her Brooklyn wedding, this bride completed her short retro hairstyle with rich red blooms. The result is a dramatic and sensual look that serves some serious glam.

Sweet Buds Nestled in a Messy Tuck

Tucked here and there, roses and ranunculus seem to have sprung up naturally in this messy updo. This style is so whimsical and boho that it gives us all the storybook romance feels.

Peony-Adorned Updo

Who needs a veil? This bride opted to wear a vibrant peony in her hair for her fiesta in Mexico. The bright pop of color definitely brings some vibrant vibes to the otherwise simple hairstyle.

Monochrome Flower Crown

Opt for a monochromatic flower crown for a unique look. This bride chose a scarlet floral headband for her colorful wedding in Spain that matched the red accents in her natural bouquet.

A Romantic Updo With Flowers

It seems that almost an entire bouquet's worth of blooms was weaved into this bride's updo. We're drooling over the tiny buds and dusty, romantic tones.

A Bun Framed With a Halo of Greenery

Sprigs of greenery are wrapped around this simple twisted 'do. The floral hairstyle perfectly befits the venue and transforms the bride into a goddess.

Boho Styles With Succulents and Sage

Both of these brides chose to rock wedding hairstyles with flowers on their big day. However, they selected sprigs of greenery, succulents, and sage to give their looks a more bohemian vibe.

Frida Kahlo Braids

At her destination wedding in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, this bride wore a Frida Kahlo–style updo, accessorized with fresh orchids. We think braids make the perfect post for nestling a few buds into. Not only is this hairstyle stunning, but it is also rather pragmatic for a night of dancing. The braids can withstand quite a lot of movement, and the flowers can be anchored into them with pins so they won't budge as they would in a loose style.

Wildflowers Tucked Into a Simple Ribbon

Tiny buds added the perfect amount of boho to this bride's style. We especially love how they're simply tucked into a ribbon that matches the bride's sunkissed hair. A fresh, understated alternative to a full-fledged flower crown.

Woven Flowers

In lieu of floral accents or frames, this bride chose to have the buds woven directly into her intricate updo. The style has a fresh, organic vibe and a foraged feel with the addition of ferns and leaves.

A Floral Headband

Beaded headbands and coral-hued florals give off a playful vibe. We especially like how the oversized flowers were kept at the nape of the neck, anchoring the free-flowing hair without competing with the bride's face.

Delicate Buds Grazing a Soft Chignon

The finishing touch to this bride's soft chignon? Green and white buds tucked delicately within her tresses. A fresh, floral breath to an autumnal wedding.

A White Flower Crown Atop a Messy Bun

You can thank Meghan Markle for all the perfectly imperfect updos that we're seeing among brides. This particular bride accessorized hers with a white flower crown.

A Trail of Baby's Breath

If you're looking for enchanted forest vibes, this is it. Vines of baby's breath are trailing intricately throughout this bride's cascading hairstyle.

A Tropical Flower Crown With Bold Blooms

A bold, bright flower crown in tropical hues suits this bride's beachside wedding perfectly. We love when brides tie in local flora, especially if they're having a tropical destination wedding that lends itself to stunning exotic blooms like these.

A Sweet Floral Touch

Wearing her tresses in a retro style, this bride added a few blooms for a summery feel. The modest white flowers mirror the floral lace of the wedding dress to a tee.

Simple Roses Make an Impact

Go bold with supersized flowers, as this bride did at her Maryland wedding. The pastel colors are a feminine choice for the oversized blooms and complement her sweet style.

A Flower-Adorned Fishtail

Here, tiny buds of baby's breath are tucked into a fishtail braid. This look is so sweet, it's straight out of a fairy tale. We love that the delicate buds were kept to a minimum.

A Half-Up, Half-Down With Delicate Buds

Shiny, wavy locks + a half-up, half-down hairstyle + dainty florals = one stunning style. Seriously, our jaws dropped at how beautifully the greenery accentuated this bride's swoon-worthy highlights.

A Bold Fluorescent Flower Crown

This punchy pink flower crown is totally over the top! (And we're totally head over heels.) The bolder, the better.

A Halo of Roses for a Chic Chignon

How lovely! White and blush-hued roses add a dash of romance to this bride's classic updo. The perfect complement to that stunning lace dress.

A Daisy Chain Flower Crown

Anyone else getting hit with a wave of childhood nostalgia? This bride's simple white flower crown reminds us of those daisy chains we painstakingly made in our youth.

A Full Floral Plait

This bride's ample braid was adorned with traditional jewelry and jasmine flowers that paid tribute to her South Asian customs. We can just imagine the sweet scent wafting from those petals as she walked down the aisle.

A Ponytail of Foraged Florals

This may be the chicest ponytail we've ever encountered. This Detroit bride adorned her low ponytail of loose waves with foraged flowers on the morning of her wedding. It doesn't get much fresher than that.