Beautiful Bridal Hairstyles
Lea Michele
"For the first year ever, I wasn't inspired by a
decade. Instead, shapes and texture were really
what I was thinking about," said Dove hairstylist
Mark Townsend. He blew Lea Michele's hair dry,
twisted in tiny ringlets with a 1" curling iron, and
then pinned the hair back into a messy chignon,
leaving out the layers in front
Claire Danes
A deep side part and cheekbone skimming layers
give Danes's hairstyle a sophisticated shape.
Hairstylist Peter Butler teased the strands at the
crown just enough to add lift and a tiny bit of retro
sex appeal before pinning the length into a low,
tidy bun.
Dianna Agron
"I was really inspired by a classic set that still could
swing and move," said Pantene hairstylist Danilo
about the look he created for Dianna Agron.
"She was wearing a strapless dress, so she wanted
her hair down, but still off her face." A curly down
'do topped-off with a crystal and diamond brooch
was just the solution.
Jennifer Love Hewitt
Gone are the days of the delicately precise
ballerina bun.
Positioned right at the crown of the star's head,
this version works thanks to an exaggerated size
and a loopy, woven texture.
Kate Hudson
L.A. hairstylist David Babaii created this low-slung
braid by blow-drying Hudson's hair straight and
smoothing a quarter-size amount of David Babaii
for Wildaid Hair Polish from roots to ends. Next, he
loosely braided the hair at the nape of the neck
and secured it with a clear elastic.
Rihanna
The key to this look, says N.Y.C. stylist Ursula
Stephen, is all in the cut: heavy, side-swept
bangs bring length to the front, while the back
and sides are left short. Stephen blow-dried
Rihanna's just-washed hair, combing and
flat-ironing her bangs to one side. To create a
piecey look in front.
Penelope Cruz
For this classic half-up look, N.Y.C. stylist Danilo
misted a voluminizing spray on Cruz's roots
before blowing the hair dry with a mixed bristle
brush. To create body and texture, he used a 2"
iron and set the sections by pin-curling them.
Next, he gathered the top section of hair and
backcombed it for extra height.
Jessica Simpson
To get this modern blowout with body, stylist Ken
Paves blow-dried Simpson's hair while using a
round brush. After attaching Clip-In Extensions to
the back of her head for more length, he curled
3-inch sections of hair from the mid-shaft to the
ends with a one-and-a-half-inch iron, twisting
away from the face and down at a 45 degree
angle to create loose waves. He finished by
applying a shine serum to the ends and a shot of
hairspray all over to contol flyaways.
Personal Hairstyles
White Flower Hairstyle
She wore similar flowers attached
to a comb in her hair as a nod to
the couple’s life together in
Panama City.
Fabric Flower Hairpiece
Instead of a veil, the bride tucked
a layered, fabric flower into her
vintage updo.
Chic Side Sweep
A deep side part and tousled
chignon will look great on many
different face shapes.
Layered down do
You don't have to choose an
ornate updo just because you're
in a wedding dress. Curled layers
and lots of shine can make this
more basic style feel bridal.
Half Updo Hairstyle
If you want to wear your hair
down but are worried it might fall
flat, a half-up 'do with volume on
top is the perfect choice.
Retro Down Hairstyle
Finger-rolled waves feel fresh
on below-shoulder-length hair.
Straight Updo Hairstyle
Even if you're not going curly, you
can still make your style unique. A
braid and side-swept bun are just
as fun as twists and twirls.
Swept Back Updo
ponytail keeps your hair off
your shoulders but still lets you
show off face-framing layers.
Boho Updo Hairstyle
A fishtail-braided topknot is
sophisticated but not too polished.
Adding an embellished tulle wrap
brings a hint of romance.
Curly Down Hairstyle
Go ahead and show off on your
wedding day. For a look that
feels more special than safe, try
popping in a crystal haircomb.
Hairstyles for Short Hair
Dress up a Short Hairstyle
Short hairstyles can range from fun and
funky to short and ultra-glam. Read these
tips on making your short cut all about
you and how these simple ideas can
dress up your hairstyle without changing
your look.
Accessories
Dress up short hair with delicate combs,
pretty hairpins or rhinestones pinned onto
the hair. Even a rhinestone headband
can be the stunning touch to your short-
styled look.
Tousled
You shouldn’t go bed messy, but you can
style soft, messy curls with a short-
layered cut that will look bridal-ready.
Waves
Another elegant look you can achieve is by creating waves in your hair. They
give form and definition to short hair and create a sense of sophistication. Add on
a dazzling hairpin or barrette to finish off the look.
Flowers
A bride can never go wrong with a gorgeous flower slipped into her style. Try
something that’s wedding day remarkable such as a gardenia. Its fresh, classic
color and fragrance will add just the right touch.
Don't try anything too trendy look your best by embracing your hair’s best
features and playing them up.
Celebrity Hairstyles
Beach Hairstyles
Tabatha Coffey's Wedding Day
Hair Dos. Attention all brides: "Be
yourself — but better."
Never one to mince words when it comes to
handing out business advice, Tabatha Coffey,
host of Tabatha Takes Over is confident,
savvy and assertive — qualities which are
reflected in her personal style. This superstar
hair stylist and entrepreneur always looks
pulled together and authoritative in her
wardrobe which is chock-full of luxe, dark-
coloured pieces with clean lines. They say
what you wear can affect how you feel. Take
the first step toward your dream do by doing
your research.
Planning a beach wedding? You'll need a hairstyle that can withstand a day in the sun and humidity, not
to mention salty air. We have hairstyle ideas inspired by your favorite celebrities sure to be ideal for a
seaside celebration.





"Be yourself — but better."
"I recommend that my clients look at fashion magazines for ideas. If you
have a few different ideas for your hairstyle, then bring pictures to your
pre-wedding hair consultation so that you can discuss your options with
your hairstylist."
Cutting your hair on your wedding day – wig or not – is a big no-no. "I'm
always surprised at the number of brides who want to cut and color their
hair the day of the wedding. What if something goes wrong? Timing aside,
haircuts and hair color usually look best once they've had time to ‘settle in'
and soften".
It's Not Really About the Hair "Be yourself — but better. You don't want to
be unrecognizable at your own wedding or, worse, cringe when you look
back at your photos in the years to come. Go for a dressed-up version of
a hairstyle that is most flattering to your face and figure."
Hairstyles for a Destination Wedding
A Romantic Waterfall Braid
It doesn't get more romantic
than this bride's hairstyle for
her wedding in the South of
France. Between the
unbelievable waterfall braid
and the perfectly buoyant curls,
this 'do is sure to make all of
your guests swoon.
Wavy Beach Wedding Hairstyle
If you want to dress up your hair for
a destination wedding in the sand,
make like this bride and wear a
vintage-style veil with scalloped
lace edges over loose beachy locks.
Updo with a Floral Hair
Accessory
A sleek woven bun pulled to
the side is perfect for a
dressy, ocean-side ceremony.
The floral hair accessory gives
this bride's look the ultimate
tropical touch!.
A Sleek Updo for a Seaside
Wedding
A polished updo with a pretty
white flower is a classic choice
for a seaside ceremony.
A Loose Updo for a Beach
Wedding
A tucked-in updo with breezy
tendrils and a fresh white
flower is a dreamy choice for a
beachy sunset ceremony.
A Glamorous Bun for a
Mexican Destination
Wedding
Add some glamour to your
beachy Mexican nuptials with
a slicked-back bun that's as
high-volume as it is
high-fashion.
Half-Up Wedding Hairstyle
Whether you're getting
married in Maui or Maryland, a
soft, wavy, half-up hairstyle
with face-framing layers is a
surefire stunner for a seaside
affair.
A Wavy Updo
Getting hitched in Hawaii? Try
an updo full of textured
tresses, including stylized
fly-aways and a romantic floral
accessory.
Romantic Bohemian Updo
This bride's updo is full of
twists and turns—perfectly
polished in the front with
romantic, bohemian details in
the back (we're loving how her
locks are woven together!).
Rustic Waterfall Braids
Free-flowing waterfall braids
are the perfect complement to
a seaside ceremony. This
bride's romantic, loose locks
look like they were made for
her wedding's rustic Maine
setting.
There's hardly anything more romantic than jetting off to a gorgeous destination and saying "I do". But with travel comes planning: whether you're getting
married on a sandy white beach or exchanging vows in a medieval Italian church, your hairstyle should complement the setting.