Korean-Inspired Sheer Elegance: A Wedding Hair Special Featuring Orange "Sanderonia" Flowers

Bell of Happiness♡

Known for its bell-like shape, the flower known as Sandersonia is popular for weddings.

The flower language signifies prayer and charm. Available year-round as cut flowers, they are versatile enough to be used in bouquets and floral arrangements regardless of the season♡

Cute and convenient♡

In this article, we will introduce bridal hairstyles using this lovely Sandersonia flower.

Just inserting a few into your hair can create a Korean-style country or natural feeling; it is very recommended.

Since they are fresh flowers, they also have a sense of transparency♡

How about using them for wedding hairstyles or pre-wedding shoots?♡

Updo with Sandersonia♡

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Insert Sandersonia into a vertically long updo.

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Arranging them to appear as if they are bouncing in all directions is also cute.

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Combine with other flowers.

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The leaves of Sandersonia are stylishly tapered at the ends.

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Arrange them to hang down rather than stick up♡

Ponytail with Sandersonia♡

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Place a single Sandersonia on the side of the ponytail.

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Incorporate them into your hair♡

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Attach one Sandersonia to the relaxed, tied part of the ponytail; the bud stage is small and airy.

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Add a downward-facing Sandersonia to the ends of the ponytail bundle.

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Place it at the center of a sleek, firm ponytail♡

Half Updo with Sandersonia♡

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Decorating the side in a ballerina bouquet style is also stylish.

Onion Hair with Sandersonia♡

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Sandersonia matches well with onion hair.

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Since there is movement, it doesn't clash even when combined with other flowers♡

How about a hair accessory with Sandersonia?

Trendy and eye-catching thanks to its orange color, Sandersonia has a sense of transparency and airiness.

Using just one in your hair arrangement for weddings or pre-wedding shoots would be fashionable and lovely, don’t you think…??

It seems especially suitable for brides having location photo shoots or garden ceremonies＊