Starflower Crown
This crown is a historical reproduction of a wax-flower bridal crown, c.1929. Floral crowns, specifically with imitation orange blossoms, were brought into vogue by the 1840 wedding of Queen Victoria, who wore a wreath of real orange blossoms, long considered a symbolic flower in wedding ceremonies. Headband styles like this one became popular in the late 1920s and carried on into the 1940s.
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Starflower Crown
This crown is a historical reproduction of a wax-flower bridal crown, c.1929. Floral crowns, specifically with imitation orange blossoms, were brought into vogue by the 1840 wedding of Queen Victoria, who wore a wreath of real orange blossoms, long considered a symbolic flower in wedding ceremonies. Headband styles like this one became popular in the late 1920s and carried on into the 1940s.
- Made in India
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This crown is a historical reproduction of a wax-flower bridal crown, c.1929. Floral crowns, specifically with imitation orange blossoms, were brought into vogue by the 1840 wedding of Queen Victoria, who wore a wreath of real orange blossoms, long considered a symbolic flower in wedding ceremonies. Headband styles like this one became popular in the late 1920s and carried on into the 1940s.
- Made in India
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