Whether you’re a bride-to-be or simply a bridal party member, there’s no better way to honor your long locks than with the perfect wedding hairstyle. I’ve rounded up six of my favorite looks that are both on trend and easy to execute—no stylist required.
Voluminous Curls
If you’re looking for a way to wear your long hair down without looking like you just rolled out of bed, this is the style for you. To get started, use a curling iron to create loose, beachy waves. Once your hair is curled, spray on some texturizing spray and start curling away! If you want more definition in your curls and keep them from becoming too flat as they dry, use a little bit of hairspray once all of the pieces have been curled. This will hold them in place until it’s time to remove them later on during the wedding day—or even longer if necessary!
If you want an even more feminine feel to this look (which would look great with any kind of dress), add a flower or ribbon at the base of each curl where it meets your head—that way every time someone looks at it they’ll see something different about how it was put together!
Half Up Half Down
If you have long hair and don’t want to wear it all down, half up-half down is the perfect style for you. This look can also be achieved with a combination of bobby pins and hairspray to keep everything in place!
Updo With a Twist
For this updo, you’ll need to first create a ponytail: Use a hair elastic and pull sections of your hair into a low side bun. Secure with bobby pins and decorate with small flowers or bows.
Twisted Ponytail
If you have long hair, a twisted ponytail is one of the best ways to wear it on your wedding day. You can do this style by itself or add an accessory like flowers or jewels to make your look more interesting.
- Start by dividing your hair into two sections: one side and the other side. Begin with the side closest to your face and pull that section up over the top of your head, twisting it around itself as you go until it becomes a bun at the back of your head (this is similar to how you would make an interior French twist). Take all of the remaining hair from behind this bun and begin wrapping it around itself from underneath until only a few loose ends are left hanging out at the back of your neck with no visible knot (you may want to secure these with bobby pins). It’s fine if there are some strands that don’t reach all the way around; just tuck them underneath once they’ve reached their maximum length so they don’t show off too much when you move around later on in life!
- Secure both sides with bobby pins if necessary before brushing through them gently so they lay flat against each other without pulling apart too much while still maintaining their shape while being worn down throughout today’s festivities–they should feel light enough not even notice they’re there but heavy enough not feel uncomfortable because they weren’t secured tightly enough..
Lazy-Girl Bun
Prep your hair by spraying it with a heat protectant and combing it out. Tie back the top section of your hair in a ponytail and secure it in an elastic band, leaving no more than two inches of hair loose at the bottom.
Use a bobby pin to secure the sides behind your ears if you have bangs or sideburns that are difficult to tuck in. If you don’t want to wear bangs or sideburns, divide your remaining long locks into two sections, one at each side of your head.
Take both sections and twist them around each other until they meet at one point above where they started (this is called “twisting into a rope”). Secure this twisted rope with two bobby pins horizontally across each other on either side of where they meet up vertically—this is what creates shape for the bun! Continue twisting until there is no more slack left in between twists; this shows that all of your hair has been incorporated into one big twisty rope-bun shape!
Side-Swept Style
To style your hair into a side-swept style, you’ll need to follow these steps:
- Use a heat protectant spray on damp hair.
- Blow dry your hair with a round brush for volume and lift at the roots of each strand of hair before curling it away from your face (starting in the front and working back). To get more lift at the root, use a small iron or teasing comb while you blow dry to create separation between layers of curls while they’re still wet; then allow enough time for this step so that when it is dry, all sections are completely separated and frizz-free! Once done styling with an iron or teasing comb as described above, apply hairspray liberally throughout all sections of curls until they are fully set in place (this will prevent frizzing).
Takeaway:
The takeaway here is that the most flattering hairstyle for a bride with long hair is one that suits her face shape. If you’re having trouble figuring out which look would be best for you, enlist a friend to help by taking some photos of you in different styles. You can even take photos of yourself wearing different looks and see which one looks best in a mirror (though we recommend getting an objective opinion from someone else).
It’s also important to keep in mind that how your hair will look at the end of your wedding day depends on what kind of style you choose. If you want an updo or an elaborate braid, make sure it’s something within your skill level so that it doesn’t turn out looking like this:
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Conclusion
The bride’s wedding day is one of the most important days of her life. She wants to look her best and feel confident in her appearance, but there are so many options out there that it can be daunting! We hope these tips will help you choose the right hairstyle for your big day—and if they don’t, we’re here to help!
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