How to DIY a Flower Crown

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One of Stone Fox Bride's signature flower crowns features seasonal flowers that you can buy at any deli in New York City. The team prefers to create a sort of asymmetry when we place the flowers on the wreath -- it'll make it more beautiful. According to founder Molly Guy, you can use silk flowers if you'd prefer to skip buying fresh ones!

Step 1: Take your wire and wrap it around your head to establish the size for your crown.

Step 2: Once you've measured your head, take some greenery and leaves to wrap around the base of the wire to cover up any wire that's showing. Hold it close to the wire of the crown and slowly start to wrap.

Step 3: Once you have all the green set up, you can start to get creative by adding more flowers. Attaching the flowers is just as easy as attaching the greenery at the beginning -- you just want to wrap tightly with your green wire to secure it in place.

Step 4: You don't have to go the whole way around the crown with the flowers. You can leaving some of it just green and having more of a statement at the front with the flowers.