New Bobby Pin collection

Established in 2016 by self-confessed sparkle-lover Lisa Steane, The Bobby Pin aims to deliver up-to-the-minute bridal accessories to fashion-forward brides who crave that something extra for their big day. And its 2022 offering is no different, incorporating influences from some of the year's hottest trends into the dreamiest finishing touches.

pearl and jewel encrusted bridal hair comb

Named The Pure Collection due to its nature-inspired ethereal beauty and primarily white and ivory detailing, the range is The Bobby Pin's biggest to date, consisting of 55 spellbindingly beautiful pieces. This includes statement bridal crowns, headbands and earrings, as well as pretty hair combs, pins and clips, not to mention the most incredible twinning pieces for brides to build their own original look.

Centering on a fresh, 'spring has sprung' vibe as weddings can freely take place once again, The Pure Collection celebrates the beauty of nature and the joy of blossoming new beginnings!

Contemporary white clay and ceramic flowers feature heavily in the collection, alongside delicate leaf and botanical motifs. Many pieces are available in a choice of silver or gold metals and are thoughtfully accented with pretty pearls, beaded sprays and glistening crystal touches.

Bride wearing pear drop earrings

Bridal Trend Influences
The Pure Collection draws inspiration from the following leading wedding looks and trends:

Pearlcore
Pearly prettiness features throughout the collection, ranging from dainty sprays in elegant hairvine and earring designs to bold headbands fully encrusted in iridescent beauty.

Blues & Blushes
Soft, romantic blush tones and Bridgerton-inspired blues form two of the top wedding colour trends for 2022 and can be found in several new Bobby Pin designs, including heavily detailed hair vines and combs.

Florals Galore
In a nod to the rise in outdoor garden nuptials and earthy-inspired weddings, ethereal florals and fauna are a key feature of The Pure Collection, evident in enchanting clay roses and peonies along with trailing leaf motifs.

Big & Bold
Statement headbands and earrings are among the current must-have bridal accessories, and so the new collection includes striking crowns fit for a queen and ear candy to turn heads in an instant!

The Pure Collection includes bridal accessories ranging from £45 to £175 and is available to shop online at www.thebobbypin.co.uk

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