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Green Fascinator
£9.99
A Pretty Elegant small green fascinator /green flower corsage, perfect to wear at a wedding whilst being a beautiful mother of the bride/groom or guest, make a subtle statement at the races or for a memorable occasion where you just want a delicate finishing touch to compliment your outfit.
Made from green faux and sinamay, this flower shaped corsage is complemented by delicate feathers. Please be aware, the flower consists of two shades if green as shown in the photo.
It can be worn as a small fascinator in the hair, hair grip or a brooch/corsage As it is mounted on a brooch pin and a crocodile clip (as shown in the picture) so a one off cost offers many uses.
Approximate size is 8-9cm in diameter at widest point.
www.prettyelegant1.co.uk
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What people are saying
Perfect for my daughter no wedding matches my outfit perfectly
Rebecca White
What people are saying
This is the EXACT colour I wanted and was having a lot of trouble finding! It’s a bright, sunflower/mango shade, the same as a dress I’ve bought for a wedding. It’s really pretty and true to the picture. It’s very lightweight and comes on a comfortable headband. I’m not sure if this is a deliberate feature but if it is, it’s great: it can be slid along the headband to different positions. It also comes with concorde clip to secure it further if needed (it may even be possible to remove it from the headband altogether and slide it onto the clip but I haven’t tried yet!) I am delighted with it- it’s gorgeous! Tracey
Tracey
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Beautifully made, just as pictured & described, good colour match for my outfit. It arrived promptly with good communication from the seller throughout, most helpful. I would definitely recommend.
K Bishop
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Colour is perfect looks great can’t wait to attend my event next month
Sally
What people are saying
Very well made. Perfect match to my dress. Not too big as I have very fine hair. Finished my outfit off perfectly. Quick dispatch.
Jane Laracombe