"Top Flower Accessories for Brides: 10 Best 'Flower Crowns' That Perfectly Suit Japanese Faces on a White Base – No Fail!"

2016.12.23 published

Important is Balance! Choosing a White-Based Flower Crown Is Foolproof for Everyone!

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Now that you’ve made it through the dress selection, you might be wondering what kind of hair and makeup to go for next. Since it’s your wedding day, why not try a special floral headpiece that you can only wear on this occasion?

Among floral headpieces, the “flower crown” is the number one choice for brides, matching with a variety of hairstyles. This time, we will carefully select and introduce “white-based flower crowns” that suit Japanese faces nicely♪

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White-Based Flower Crown ① Center Part with Loose Wavy Down for a 100% White Look

Gently cover your face with soft waves and place a small flower crown at an angle. With the base of lively curls, it enhances your beauty without being too natural.

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White-Based Flower Crown ② Add Soft Sweetness to a Bob-Inspired Style! [100% White]

Hair styled to resemble a bob with the ends curled offers an irresistible detail! Place a purely white flower crown on top to enjoy a dose of cuteness ♡

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White-Based Flower Crown ③ Gathered Loosely to One Side for a Celeb Look♡ [100% White]

When arranging the flower crown with flowers of the same size, be cautious about the size of the blossoms! Smaller flowers are recommended for Japanese faces, as larger ones tend to suit foreigners better. Make sure to loosely gather the hair without making it feel heavy.

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White-Based Flower Crown ④ Create a Healthy Bride Look with Large and Small Flowers! [98% White]

When you tuck curled hair behind your ears, it gives a healthier and fresher impression compared to leaving your ears covered.

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White-Based Flower Crown ⑤ A Big Form Balances Delicate Flower Crowns Well [90% White]

Tease your hair for volume all over, then place the flower crown atop. To achieve a fluffy silhouette, take appropriate sections of hair, lightly twist them, and secure in an updo style. Twist the nape section up and around to wrap the flower crown snugly.

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White-Based Flower Crown ⑥ Just Like a Local Bride! Naturalness is Key [90% White]

To give your hair a freshly washed look, use wax to tousle your long hair. Simply lift the top slightly and place the flower crown on it. Be careful; if the flowers get any larger, your head may look big, so keep the balance between your face and the flowers in check!

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White-Based Flower Crown ⑦ Loose Wavy Down Hair for a Natural Feel [80% White]

An A-line silhouette hairstyle topped with a flower crown looks great with a voluminous dress. Loose, wavy down hair leads to a natural, girly atmosphere. Slightly tilting the flower crown adds a touch of chic!

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White-Based Flower Crown ⑧ Fluffy Updo Blending with Flower Crown [50% White]

A flower crown made with randomly arranged flowers creates a lively expression for each bloom. Twist the sections of hair from both sides alternately, creating a soft, airy look.

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White-Based Flower Crown ⑨ Casual Updo with Stylish Loose Strands [40% White]

A casual updo created with a messy curl all over highlights the loose strands around your face. A flower crown in a white base pairs well with light pink and green for a balanced look.

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White-Based Flower Crown ⑩ Playful Flower Crown for a Stylish Casual Vibe [30% White]

A loosely curled down style pairs wonderfully with a flower crown featuring white with hints of green and lavender. Incorporating colors that go well with white brings a lively, party-ready feel.

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Conclusion! Subtle White-Based Flower Crowns Suit Japanese Faces Beautifully♡

So, how was it? The overwhelmingly popular headpiece for brides, the “flower crown,” looks stunning in a white base. (Ordering it as “white” overseas is also a safe bet.) When choosing your headpiece, please take this as a reference.

The MISS Wedding magazine also offers a wealth of information on hairstyles alongside dresses, so be sure to check it out!

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