A true English rose – floral headwear for the bride

Floral headpieces have been on-trend during 2014, Rebecca Kwaitkowski from Gypsy Rose Vintage in Cheshire shows us some new designs and how to wear them

Flower crowns featured on no fewer than six of our ten Bride magazines last year – making wearing flowers in your hair the key thing to do this wedding season. With wedding themes still echoing the rustic, vintage theme this is a trend that is set to continue into 2015.

Gypsy Rose Vintage is a Cheshire-based company that boasts a unique and quirky vintage inspired range of floral wedding accessories, lovingly hand-crafted.

To showcase the new collection Rebecca Kwaitkowski put together a photoshoot – she explains her inspiration:

“The inspiration behind this shoot was based on the theme ‘a true English rose’,” she says. “The models hair was styled into soft loose curls, a 1930s inspired bob and bohemian fishtail plait and make-up was kept natural for a flawless finish.

“We chose to shoot outside in the English countryside against a rustic barn backdrop and in the studio for a warm boudoir feel. The headpieces featured in this shoot can cater to any bride’s vision, from a delicate garland of ivory gypsophila tied with an ivory satin ribbon – perfect for a rustic vintage barn wedding, to a statement velvet peony Alice band – perfect for a glamorous castle venue.”

CREDITS

Photography: Teresa Adele Cunningham, www.teresac.co.uk

Hair & Make-up: Darryl Quinn, http://darrylquinn.co.uk

Models: Sarah Coleman, Madeline Scriven

Headpieces & Styling: Gypsy Rose Vintage, www.gypsyrosevintage.com