Wearable flowers are more than mere accessories—they’re living art that adorns and celebrates the human form. Whether you’re a bride, a fashionista, or simply someone who appreciates nature’s beauty, here’s your Floristics Co. guide to the enchanting world of wearable flowers:

1. Why Wearable Flowers?

• Natural Beauty: Flowers evoke emotions and connect us to the natural world.
• Unique Statements: Wearable flowers allow you to express your individuality and make a statement.
• Occasions: From weddings to garden parties, there’s a wearable flower for every occasion.

2. Types of Wearable Flowers

a. Flower Crowns

• Symbolism: Flower crowns symbolize love, fertility, and celebration.
• Designs: Choose from delicate baby’s breath crowns to lush, bohemian arrangements.
• Occasions: Perfect for weddings, festivals, and outdoor events.

b. Floral Hairpins and Combs

• Elegance: Tuck a single bloom or a small cluster into your hair.
• Versatility: Works with updos, loose waves, or braids.
• Seasonal Blooms: Match hairpins to the season—dahlias in fall, peonies in spring.

c. Boutonnieres and Corsages

• Classic Touch: Boutonnieres for grooms and corsages for mothers and bridesmaids.
• Tiny Details: Use miniature blooms, foliage, and ribbons.
• Color Coordination: Match them to the wedding theme or attire.

d. Floral Necklaces and Chokers

• Statement Pieces: Floral necklaces draw attention to the neckline.
• Materials: Combine flowers with greenery, beads, or crystals.
• Boho Vibes: Layer multiple necklaces for a bohemian look.

e. Floral Bracelets and Rings

• Delicate Adornments: Wrap blooms around your wrist or wear them as rings.
• Succulent Rings: Use tiny succulents for a unique touch.
• Comfort: Lightweight and easy to wear.

f. Living Brooches and Lapel Pins

• Living Jewelry: Attach a small vase with water to your lapel.
• Tiny Blooms: Roses, violets, or even tiny orchids.
• Conversation Starters: People will ask about your living brooch!

3. Creating Your Own Wearable Flowers

• Fresh Blooms: Use fresh flowers for short-term wear.
• Preserved Blooms: Dried or preserved flowers last longer.
• Techniques: Wire, tape, and glue are your tools.

4. Caring for Wearable Flowers

• Hydration: Keep fresh flowers hydrated.
• Avoid Heat: Heat wilts flowers quickly.
• Storage: Refrigerate when not wearing.

Wearable flowers aren’t just accessories—they’re living poetry that dances with you.