Bride Chic

Autumn bridal crowns take their beauty from a season that needs little arranging. Copper, russet, burgundy, and gold leaves bring shape and texture to a wreath, while a few ivory or champagne flowers soften the composition. Woven onto a slender vine base, these small gatherings of foliage feel wonderfully at home with lace, matte crepe, or satin. Their charm lies in the irregularities: a curled leaf, an unexpected twig, a blossom tucked just above one temple. Worn with loose waves, an autumn wreath has an easy, woodland romance; nestled above a low chignon, it takes on a more tailored elegance. Narrow velvet ribbons add a lovely finishing touch, especially from the back. A petite bouquet can echo the crown’s flowers and foliage without matching every detail, carrying the season through the bridal look. Let a little space remain between the leaves and flowers—the individual shapes are too beautiful to lose in the gathering. Header Photo: Dried baby's breath mixed with ivory and lig...