And these were just the ones I'd narrowed it down to! Any one of these was as good as the other. Yet, I couldn't make a decision... due in part to not knowing how I'm styling my hair. Not wanting to force a decision and regret it later, I deferred making a decision.
Inspired by Mrs. Jellyfish's fascinator DIY, I set off for the nearest craft store... after I got done face palming, of course. I was skeptical, unsure of what I'd find, but my penny-pinching efforts were rewarded when I spotted not one but two pretty posies.
For those of you who like to play along at home, here's the part where you guess which flower I picked - before reading on. Are you ready to see if you guessed right? No?? You need more time. Okay.
Alright, you've had enough time. I hemmed it over for a hot minute before grabbing... the peony. (Did you guess correctly?) In person it seemed much more life-like and was the more unusual choice. The rose was too similar to my dress's rosettes without being a perfect match. It's like wearing white and off-white together.
So there you have it. My hair flower choice. The grand total for the flower and 750 count pack of pearl beads? A whopping $5. Ouch. Make it stop. At that price, I can afford to make hair flowers until I run out of pearl beads. Or Mr. PaC makes me stop adding on DIYs. Whichever comes first.
Any veil-less brides out there? How did you make your head bridal: hair flower, headband, sparkly pins??
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