The ceremony season has come! Despite traditions being disrupted by the current health crisis, bells and horns are ringing again like a hymn to happy days. Weddings, baptisms, birthdays or simply family celebrations, each ceremony is unique and leaves an imprint in our memories. Key moments of your life in which children participate with great joy and good humor.

And it is precisely because the children are having fun among the guests that we have partnered with Les Couronnes de Victoire, a specialist in jewelry and floral accessories, to create an exclusive collection of mother-child accessories and, allowing the whole family to be pretty in unison during the great days.

The accessories

Made from hydrangeas and preserved gypsophila (their aging process has been frozen), the accessories of this exclusive mother-child ceremony capsule harmoniously blend soft tones of powder pink and orange to create unique and precious pieces, such are meaningful days of your life.

Clémentine crown

Designed for whoever dreams of becoming a bohemian bride, this crown is like a head jewel matching perfectly with the Alice wedding dress.

Clémentine earrings

A variation of the crown, these flowery hoop earrings are easy to wear even when the party's over! Same goes to our Atina jumpsuit for a chic & bohemian outfit in all circumstances.

Rosa crown

The crown to become a princess for a day. To be worn without moderation, with the pretty Noalia dress for example!

Rosa bracelet

This precious multifunction jewelry can be attached to the wrist or to the hair. Slip it right into a jacket pocket and turn into a buttonhole for little boys!

Izia diadem

A lightweight version of the crown, this tiara can be worn and taken wherever your mini-me wants to go. With the Thylana dress, you hardly know who the bride is!

The genesis of the collection

On one hand, Lauranne, who fell under the charm of the bohemian spirit of Louise Misha, and on the other, Marie, who admires the skilled craftsmanship of Les Couronnes de Victoire’s floral art. Obviously, the two creators have decided to partner together in order to create this first exclusive collaboration, marking the start of a new adventure for Les Couronnes de Victoire, children's accessories, trendy among their community. Conceptualized in tandem, using pieces from Louise Misha’s ceremony clothing line, this collection of bohemian-chic spirit floral accessories adds soul to the happy days of spring and summer.

Cross interview Lauranne Victoire Favre x Marie Pidancet

Creators of Les Couronnes de Victoire and Louise Misha, their respective worlds are in accordance without contradiction in this collection of accessories dedicated to happy days. What about their personal tastes?

The most beautiful ceremony you have ever attended?

Lauranne Victoire Favre : My best friend’s wedding. It was a magical moment that conveyed a strong cultural message. We had sarees, the groom was German, all the communities mingled together ... It was a very beautiful ceremony.

Marie Pidancet : Last year in Australia, when I attended the wedding of a friend who is also a salesperson at Louise Misha. A very intimate ceremony - there were 6 of us! On a beach, barefoot… Very beautiful memories in an insane setting!

The ceremony of your dreams?

Lauranne : The ceremony on the beach that Marie has just described, that would be my dream!

Marie : Me too, a very spontaneous ceremony, without much organization!

What role for a child during weddings?

Lauranne : I find it great when older children can attend their parents' wedding. It's an important moment in life, it makes great memories.

Marie : Marriage is family, so it's very important for the kids to attend it, they have a central role.

Do you have any memories of you as a child at a wedding?

Lauranne : I've been a bridesmaid over 10 times so I remember it well! I attended all of my cousins' weddings, well-styled with a braided bun, a flower crown on my head and a little hazel dress ... I loved to be dressed, pimped, it was a real princess day.

I've attended less weddings so it's kind of a blur for me. The only memories I have are the moments of the wedding cake… the desserts in fact!

What is your favorite flower?

Lauranne : I’ve got 3: Hydrangea - which I often use - rose and lilac.

Marie : Peony.

An ideal music to open the ball?

Lauranne : Change is gonna come by Sam Cooke.

Marie : I don't have a title in mind but I would say music by Otis Redding.

A music to end the evening?

Lauranne : September by Earth Wind and Fire.

Marie : After careful consideration, I think it would be the Spice Girls!

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