We love it when readers get involved so it was great fun to see the floral crowns you made after last week's DIY Tutorial with Pearl & Godiva! We hope you love this week's DIY 'How-To' just as much as it's a delicate laurel wreath crown for our classic brides out there. Photographed by Wedding Sparrow favourite Peaches & Mint, this tutorial is easy to recreate yet the perfect addition for any bride, bridesmaid or flower girl. A huge thanks to the talented Hanako for their floral expertise!

Items you'll need: Scissors, floral tape, wire, and foliage (we used Inflorescence...)

1. Using foliage like Eucalyptus or Inflorescence, you'll need to strip around 50 individual leaves from the stems
2. Wrap wire through the leaf bed and around the short stem. Do this for each individual leaf
3. Group 2 or 3 leaves together using the wire and secure any loose wire with floral tape
4. Using one long stem wrapped in floral tape, wrap the grouped leaves onto the main stem
5. Work your way round the circlet wrapping leaves around it using your floral tape. We kept our laurel crown even on each side
6. The possibilities are endless with flower crowns and we'd love to see yours. Email us, tweet us, FB us with your pictures!

Peaches and Mint are Wedding Sparrow recommended vendors. Based in Vienna, Pia is available worldwide. You can see her full portfolio here.

Photography: Peaches & Mint | Styling and design: Pearl & Godiva | Floral design: Hanako | Hair and make up: Linda Collins Makeup | Film lab: Carmencita Film Lab

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