Dear Bayside Bride,
I’m at a loss with what I should do with my hair on my wedding day. I want something pretty and romantic that will last through the ceremony and reception. Can you make any recommendations?
-Sarah
One of the most gorgeous and elegant styles that we create for brides is a low chignon. We prefer to add a soft curl or wave to keep the style romantic. The softer the curl, the less ”prom queen” looking the hairstyle is. The best feature about a soft, swept up-style is that by having it pinned into place, a bride can dance the night away while avoiding the stiff hairstyle look. While many brides associate an up-do with tight and uncomfortable, achieving a soft up-do while remaining comfortable for the long hours of a wedding day can easily be achieved by a talented and experienced artist.
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This is exactly what I need help with, because I have NO idea how I want to do with my hair on my wedding day, but I love this style!
I love the styles that Up Do’s for I do’s creates for our brides. Very classy.
Can you also give any suggestions for those of us with short (think Michelle Williams-like) hair?
I have less than wavy hair, and when i try to curl it like that, the curls fall out by the end of the day. To keep them curled, I have to use an EXTENSIVE amount of hair spray! Does anyone know a solution!
For brides with hair that doesn’t hold a curl, we like to add in temporary extensions. The extensions can blend in beautifully and will help hold a curl or wave.
For brides with shorter hair, we love to add a little texture, give a dramatic side part and pull either side up with a flower or pretty hairpin. It’s a great way to dress up short hair.