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Flower crown workshops are becoming increasingly popular. And we can see why! Find out our top 10 reasons we think flower crown workshops won’t be going anywhere soon.
If you’re considering booking a flower crown workshop, get ready to learn something new! It’s always nice to learn a new skill and making a flower crown isn’t as easy as it looks.
You’ll have to decide whether you want to make your flower crowns from real or fake flowers.
Book a workshop with a florist if you want to make your flower crown from real flowers. Craft companies tend to use fake flowers. Both options are equally fun – you just need to decide which workshop the bride to be would prefer!
Photo: Flower Show Presents, Sussex
If your bride to be shudders at the idea of wearing hen party paraphernalia, a flower crown could be the answer. Flower crowns are a great alternative to traditional hen party accessories.
If your bride to be wants to stand out from the crowd, she should opt for white flowers for her flower crown! Team it with a hen party veil if she wants to go all-out on the accessories.
Opt for a subtle smaller flower crown if the bride to be doesn’t want too much fuss. In fact, all your guests could wear / make the same flower crown.
If you’re making your own flower crowns, you won’t have to spend your precious hen party budget on extra accessories for all your guests.
Booking a crafty hen party activity usually means you’ll be making a hen party accessory. Your guests will be able to enjoy their creation and wear their flower crown for the rest of the party.
If you’re managing the hen party budget, this’ll be music to your ears. You can save your money and spend it on something else. Hen parties can get very expensive very quickly so this can really help.
DIY and craft hen party workshops are a great idea if your guests don’t know each other. They act as ice breakers. Your guests can chat and get to know each other while they concentrate on what they’re creating.
If the bride wants to wear a flower crown on her wedding day, she could actually make one at her hen party and save it for the big day!
Of course this would have to be made out of fake flowers for it to last. We would recommend not wearing it at the hen party to keep it clean, especially if it is white.
TOP TIP: If the bride wants to make her own flower crown out of real flowers on her wedding day, book a workshop with a florist. That way, she can make her flower crown out of real flowers and learn how it’s done.
Photo: Kin, Devon and Manchester
Start the afternoon right with cakes, sandwiches and a few glasses of bubbly. Followed by a few hours of flower crown crafting and you’ve started the hen party off with a bang!
Okay, we realise this only applies to those of you who want to book a flower crown workshop. That being said, crafternoon teas are becoming increasingly popular. And in our humble opinion a hen party should always involve cake! (Just to clarify a crafternoon tea is when you make something and also enjoy an afternoon tea.)
Many flower crown workshop companies now team up with caterers to offer a crafternoon tea package.
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If you’re making your flower crowns out of fake flowers, your guests will be able to take them home and use them again!
Wear them at a festival or even at another hen party!
Try to get a group photo of all your hen party guests wearing their flower crowns.
Bright colours and big flowers are best if you want to take photos that really stand out. In fact we think the bigger the better. There’s no such thing as OTT when it comes to flower crowns.
TOP TIP: If you are taking a group photo, make sure the bride to be stands in the middle. Huddle in together, set the timer and say cheese!
Photo: Little Norfolk Flower, Norfolk
Planning on going on a night out after you’ve made your flower crowns?
If you make your flower crowns big and bright enough, you’ll be able to spot each other through the crowds. This comes in pretty handy if you’re heading to a busy bar or club!
Photo: Frog Flowers, Northern Quarter, Manchester
If you’re a bridesmaid or close friend, we love the idea of giving the bride to be a little keepsake on her big day. Just something small. It doesn’t have to cost the earth.
A great idea for a keepsake is a framed photo from the hen party. If you manage to get a group photo of everyone at the hen party wearing their flower crowns, get it printed and frame it. Wrap it up in some pretty wrapping paper and give it to the bride to be on her big day. You’re sure to get tears!
Photo: Loulabel, Floral Hen Party Workshops in Cornwall
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