It often happens that you have more than one wedding in a short period of time. Many times it's even necessary to repeat a fascinator from one wedding to another, changing the dress, of course. And the option of paper flowers in these types of all-purpose fascinators can be one of the best options in these cases, thanks to the durability and resistance of these materials when making fascinators.
As I mentioned, paper flowers are usually more resistant than other types of flowers used to make fascinators. Also, something to add in favor of paper flowers is that it's always spring, even if you're actually in autumn. Whenever you need any type of flower, there will always be one in the "garden" of paper flowers.
The most commonly used types of flowers for fascinators are:
- Bouquets of roses or mini roses.
- Floral arrangements.
- Bouquet of daisies.
The most notable applications of these types of flowers are in crowns, wide-brimmed hats, fascinators, tiaras, headbands, floral belts, canotiers, or hair combs.
Another common application for paper flowers is as an accessory for flamenco dresses. With the arrival of spring, fairs and pilgrimages arrive all over Spain, and bouquets and paper flowers are the most demanded.
A trend in the use of paper flowers is the creation by the bride or an exquisite gift from a close guest of a bouquet for the bride. It must be taken into account, obviously, that wedding bouquets are usually very special and, as a general rule, are usually preserved. By choosing paper flowers, the bouquet will last in better condition than if made with natural or preserved flowers. That's why some dare to make it themselves or ask a "handy" guest to do it.