In Tahiti, how the flower is worn in the hair by women is a signal of their relationship status, known as "The Language of Flowers".
Worn behind your right ear; you are single, available.
Worn behind your left ear; you are married, engaged or otherwise taken.
Worn behind both ears; you are married but still available.
Worn backward behind your ear; you are available immediately.
For adornment
Tahitian dancers usually wear a pareu (skirt), a belt called a viri that makes the hips look bigger, a tehupoo( headdress), and traditionally, Tahitian dancers wouldn't wear tops, but now they wear coconut bras.
I'm married to a Spanish lady and I lived there 10 years. I don't recall seeing a woman with a flower in her hair.
Young girls were not allowed to wear jewelry during the Victorian era. They were decorating themselves by putting flowers in their hair, on their dresses, or carrying small bouquets of flowers. Older women were not wearing flowers. Flowers were for young ladies only.
San Francisco - Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair - was created on 1967-05-13.
Not to my knowledge, it is an Italian mortuary custom, Flowers in her hair means she has recently died!
On your hair. It looks very pretty on girls hair.
No, she Only use to wear flowers in their hairs...
in Sumerian times women could wear hair down but most women braided it and wore it up
Because they're pretty.
the women shave all there hair off and they only wear blankets on them the kind of material the blankets are is the hair of the goats.
Written and released in 1967 to promote the Monterrey Pop Festival,'San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)'was sung by Scott McKenzie.
More traditionally, yes. Nowadays both men and women wear flowers in their head at Midsummer