
Delicate hair accessories and veils will never go out of style, but lots of brides are plumbing for a different kind of statement headwear. Whether you call them bridal headpieces, bridal headbands, crowns, or tiaras, these uniquely cool and contemporary accessories always take a wedding-day look to the next level. Which is why we've tracked down some of the most stylish bridal headpieces on the market, from Frida Kahlo-esque floral creations to fabulous feather headbands. Between them, these brands and designers have got something to suit pretty much every budget and style, so let's dive in! Award-winning Irish milliner and designer Kyna Maree offers a bespoke service alongside her affordable, ready-to-purchase pieces, which include dramatic feather crowns and luxe, faux-pearl bands. Taking inspiration from all things vintage and gorgeous, KYNA creates heirloom-quality bridal headpieces and accessories. See more: kynamaree.com If you're looking for a crown worthy of the Royal family, or a tiara to rival Princess Eugenie's wedding headwear, Eden Luxe Bridal should be your first port of call. It also stocks a handful of floral and celestial bridal headbands that are more offbeat than regal. See more: edenluxebridal.com Emily-Jean's super wearable headband and turband collection has become quite the hit for those wanting to elevate the everyday. But when it comes to that special piece for your big day, the Galway designer's striking embellished eye veils, headbands and pillbox hats are the stuff of dreams. The Florence birdcage veil (pictured), is the perfect point where modern feminine meets vintage flair. See more: emily-jean.com UK-based brand Halo & Co creates couture bridal accessories that are guaranteed to dazzle. From crystal to pearls, floral details to celestial accents, if you want the perfect glistening accessory to top off your bridal look, this could be just the label for you. Every headpiece is handcrafted with loving care in the North Wales studio. Designed with comfort in mind, these spectacular headpieces are made to be worn down the aisle and right through to the after-party. See more: haloandco.com With a stunning collection of statement headpieces, hair combs, hairbands, and hair vines, Jules Bridal Jewellery is really a go-to for bridal hair accessories, whether you're looking for something sweet and subtle or bold and fashion-forward. See more: julesbridaljewellery.com We love Irish designer and NCAD textile design graduate Aoife Mullane's range of luxury hair accessories, which come in a combination of velvet and silk metallic printed fabrics. Her signature scrunched looks (above) and her bow headbands are so simple, elegant and sweet and so well priced. See more: aoifemullane.ie Irish milliner Davina Lynch first appeared on our radar thanks to this impossibly cool bride, and, since then, we've been huge fans of her unique, paper origami bridal headbands, which are a really affordable option for fashion-forward brides. Total works of art! See more: davinalynch.com You'll find chunky fabric headbands in party-worthy colours and contemporary, gold-plated, embellished crowns in the online store of US brand Lelet NY. See more: leletny.com Simply put, Belfast-based designer Sandra L O'Hara has a way with pearls that will take your breath away. Blue Meadow Bridal is the modern bride's haven for bridal veils and headpieces that are effortless to wear, contemporary in feel and look, but with a quality that says future heirloom. See more: bluemeadowbridal.com Love Australian bridal style? Then Ford Bridal needs to be on your radar. This female-owned and inclusive label specialises in luxurious handcrafted bridal headpieces for the modern bride. Offering everything from from hair combs to hats, sweetly every piece is adorned with a hidden 'something blue' Swarovski crystal. See more: fordmillinery.com.au/pages/ford-bridal Specialising in pretty, delicate bridal headbands, high-end Australian designer Tania Maras will appeal to brides who are looking for something elegant and feminine. See more: taniamaras.com New York designer Jennifer Behr has a wide range of options for adventurous brides, including chunky, turban-style headbands in luxurious velvets, and statement creations featuring eye-popping satin roses. See more: jenniferbehr.com Beloved on Instagram for its bold hair clips and pins, Tilly Thomas Lux also produces gorgeous bridal headbands, crowns and headpieces, ranging from the chic and nature-inspired, to the edgy and oversized. See more: tillythomaslux.com A London-based milliner with a unique design aesthetic, Ann-Marie Faulkner makes the kind of bridal hairbands you won't see anywhere else, including Alice bands piled high with silk and metal florals, and striking sequin crescent creations. See more: talcbride.com Made in Ireland by Katie Earley, her creations are hand-crafted bespoke hats, headbands and headpieces in beautiful sustainable materials, using traditional millinery techniques. Her bridal collection is called ‘Mí na Meala’ which is Gaelic for ‘month of honey’, which is where the term honeymoon originated from. See more: earleyhats.com Australian brand Bo and Luca is best known for its wedding dresses, but the accessories range is full of eye-popping treasures, including a handful of embellished, floral crowns. See more: boandluca.com Looking to make the ultimate statement? Then UK accessory designer Agnes Hart has bespoke statement headdresses just for you. Each are handmade and you tell her your hair colour and she matches the shade to what suits it best. See more: etsy.com/ie/shop/AgnesHart Gibson Bespoke is the beautiful bridal accessory and dress company owned by Debbie Bailie-Collins nestled in the beautiful hills of Orchard County, Northern Ireland. Gibson Bespoke offer some of the most classically glamorous bridal headpieces around, every item is dreamed up, designed and hand created, the materials used are second to none, and include unique materials like porcelain, that are to be treasured forever. See more: etsy.com/shop/GibsonBespoke A member of the Guild of Master Craftsmen you can be gauranteed artisan designer Debbie Carlisle is exceptional at what she does. Her pieces are aimed at free-spirited brides but with a timelessly classic feel, and are very well priced given the quality of her creations. We adore her eyemask-style headband birdcage veils that are statement but so easy to wear. See more: debbiecarlisle.com Designer Megan Therese's pieces are produced one at a time by her, with a focus on creating made-to-order pieces, working against the tide of fast fashion. She uses beautiful fresh water pearls, mixed with delicate clay flowers to create romantic designs that are delicate yet statement. See more: megantherese.com Featuring everything from gorgeous celestial creations to pearl encrusted beauties, Irish bridal brand A Stór offers lots of unique bridal headpiece options. Meaning 'treasure' or 'love' in Irish, these are future heirlooms. See more: www.astor.ie The bridal accessories category at online shopping destination Net-a-Porter features bridal headbands by Dolce & Gabbana, Miu Miu, Erdem, Simone Rocha, and Gigi Burris (pictured above), so it's a no-brainer one-stop shop for brides looking for a designer piece. See more: net-a-porter.com Don't forget to check out our features on the best bridal accessory designers, and the most fabulous statement earrings!The Best Bridal Headbands & Headpieces

1. Kyna Maree

2. Eden Luxe Bridal

3. Emily-Jean Atelier

4. Halo & Co

5. Jules Bridal Jewellery

6. Aoife Mullane

7. Davina Lynch

8. Lelet NY

9. Blue Meadow

10. Ford Bridal

11. Tania Maras

12. Jennifer Behr

13. Tilly Thomas Lux

14. Talc (Previously AM Faulkner)

15. Earley Hats

16. Bo and Luca

17. Agnes Hart

18. Gibson Bespoke

19. Debbie Carlisle

20. Megan Therese

21. A Stór

22. Net-a-Porter
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