The Gathering Garden Magazine

A dried flower crown can be restyled again and again with a few simple tweaks. Here's how to refresh yours with ribbon, fit adjustments, and new styling for any occasion.

Color shapes how a flower crown reads before anyone even notices the flowers themselves. Here's what white, yellow, lavender, and mixed crowns tend to communicate.

A flower crown that looks perfect in person can photograph poorly without the right positioning and light. Here's how photographers approach styling one for a shoot.

The flower crown shows up in strikingly different forms across the world — each with its own history, etiquette, and meaning. Here's a tour of four traditions.

They get used as interchangeable terms online, but a flower crown and a floral headband are built differently and worn differently. Here's how to tell them apart.

Two of America's biggest festival scenes call for two very different flower crowns. Here's how to tell them apart — and pick the one that fits your look.

The day you wear your flower crown is just the beginning. Here's how to store it between wears, display it as decor, and get years of use out of one crown.

The right flower crown palette changes with the season. Here's how to move from soft spring pastels to warm autumn golds without buying a new crown every few months.

Every flower in a crown carries its own quiet meaning. Here's what lavender, ammobium, and sweet annie have symbolized for centuries — and why they still belong together.

Fall flower crowns don't have to mean orange and brown. Here's how to style a golden, wildflower-inspired crown for everything from fall weddings to harvest photos.

A flower crown that looks perfect on a stylist's model can slip, pinch, or disappear entirely on your own hair. Here's how to pick and place one for your specific hair type.

A flower crown doesn't have to end when the day does. Here's how professional dried flower crowns are preserved, and how to keep one looking its best for years.