Cheryl Brian launched her bridal line in 2012, featuring her signature fabric flowers. She incorporates the flowers, made with Kona cotton, into everything from bridal headpieces to garters to bouquets — often embellished with lace and burlap, sometimes even feathers and birdcage netting.

Lindsey Hinkley

Cheryl Brian launched her bridal line in 2012, featuring her signature fabric flowers. She incorporates the flowers, made with Kona cotton, into everything from bridal headpieces to garters to bouquets — often embellished with lace and burlap, sometimes even feathers and birdcage netting.

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Cheryl Brian launched her bridal line in 2012, featuring her signature fabric flowers. She incorporates the flowers, made with Kona cotton, into everything from bridal headpieces to garters to bouquets — often embellished with lace and burlap, sometimes even feathers and birdcage netting.

Nicki Ahrens

Cheryl Brian launched her bridal line in 2012, featuring her signature fabric flowers. She incorporates the flowers, made with Kona cotton, into everything from bridal headpieces to garters to bouquets — often embellished with lace and burlap, sometimes even feathers and birdcage netting.

Lindsey Hinkley

Cheryl Brian launched her bridal line in 2012, featuring her signature fabric flowers. She incorporates the flowers, made with Kona cotton, into everything from bridal headpieces to garters to bouquets — often embellished with lace and burlap, sometimes even feathers and birdcage netting.

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