Bridal Crowns Fit for a Queen
Bridal Crowns for a Royal Touch
What better way to feel like royalty on your wedding day than by adorning yourself with a bridal crown or tiara? These elegant accessories have been a symbol of majesty, beauty and power for centuries, and there are so many styles to choose from. From traditional weddings to modern celebrations, bridal crowns and tiaras have made their triumphant return and allowed brides (and the grooms who love them) to make a fashion statement that’s bold and unique.
The Appeal of Bridal Crowns and Tiaras
Since the time of Ancient Greece, when women wore crowns of laurel and olive branches on their wedding day, brides have chosen to elevate their look by wearing crowns and tiaras. Whether paired with a flowing veil or worn solo to highlight an intricate hairstyle, they add a special, ethereal touch. Here are the types of bridal crowns and tiaras that are most popular today with photos of women who wore them and owned their style.
Today’s Most Popular Styles:
1. Classic Tiaras
Perfect for brides who love tradition, classic tiaras feature a semi-circular design that sits delicately on the head. Often encrusted with crystals, pearls or cubic zirconia, these pieces exude elegance and are ideal for formal weddings or vintage-inspired themes.


2. Full Crowns
For a bold and regal statement, full crowns are the ideal choice. These circular accessories sit like a halo around the head, often featuring intricate metalwork, gemstones or floral motifs. Full crowns are ideal for brides who want to embrace their inner queen.


3. Bohemian Flower Crowns
For outdoor or rustic weddings, a flower crown adds a whimsical touch. These can be crafted from fresh blooms, faux flowers or even preserved flowers for a more durable option. From wildflowers to roses, a floral crown complements flowing gowns and natural makeup.


4. Minimalist Headbands
For a subtle yet sophisticated look, minimalist headbands offer a modern take on the traditional tiara. These sleek designs often incorporate delicate metal accents or small pearls, making them a versatile choice for understated brides.


5. Art Deco or Vintage-Inspired Pieces
Women drawn to the glamour of the past look beautiful in Art Deco-inspired bridal crowns and tiaras. With geometric patterns, opulent rhinestones and vintage vibes, these pieces evoke the elegance of the 1920s and 1930s.


6. Totally Unique
While beads, jewels, and flowers are the most popular choices for bridal crowns, we love it when brides surprise us with their own unique styles that set their look apart. Feathers, fabrics and metals are all fair game and can look stunning with your attire.


Choosing the Perfect Bridal Crown or Tiara
When selecting a crown or tiara, consider your wedding theme, the style of your dress and your hairstyle. Tiaras pair beautifully with updos or soft waves, while full crowns work well with structured tresses. Keep comfort in mind and be sure your accessory feels secure yet light enough to wear throughout the day.
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