We have been loving our bridal predictions and the fun DIYs you can make based on them (like this DIY floral hat) so TODAY we are so excited to be sharing another fun trend: floral earrings! We first saw these at a Tara Lauren bridal show and haven’t stopped talking about them since! Super easy to make, thanks to Afloral, and can be worn over and over again through the many stages of wedding planning + married life!
As always, we love that Afloral’s silk flower inventory has SO many options and that they will never die. From silk flowers to supplies, you can complete essentially any project from their one-click site. Ready to see how we made these?
What You’ll Need:
• Silk flowers from AFloral – we originally planned to use a mix of flowers but found we liked the simplicity with lots of white baby’s breath
• Earrings – we chose a gold pair from Target!
• Fishing Wire (thin)
Step 1: Trim your flowers down to the heads. Then, cut the length of your desired strand of flowers and make a knot in the bottom.
Step 2: Thread the flower down to the knot. Continue this knot/threading until you have the desired look. We finished off the earrings by securing a few extra flowers on the base of the hoop as well for more volume! Super easy, right?!
Still head over heels for our Lovers Society x Green Wedding Shoes ‘Wyatt’ Gown!
Our gowns are available here in the US exclusively at Lovely Bride!
Are you into the floral earring trend?!
If you make your own floral earrings with AFloral using these steps or supplies, we’d love to see how it turns out, so please share on Instagram along with the hashtag #GreenWeddingShoesDIY. We’ll regram our faves!
Beautiful pictures! I really like this style of work. I will have a wedding at the end of March and we are just picking up a photographer photography in birmingham https://www.poptop.uk.com/birmingham/suppliers/photographer/
I love this idea! Question though- are you supposed to make a hole in the flower and then thread the fishing wire through the center of the flower? The instructions are unclear.
Hey Erin! No hole is needed as the flowers are delicate and thin. You should be able to “push” the fishing wire through the flower and thread it that way. Hope this helps!