Hair Style Guide

Wedding Hair Styles Whether it's eye-catching or subtle, your wedding hair should never be an afterthought. Brides are no longer worried about mixing and matching. Distressed hair with lacy wedding gown? Check! Straight simple hair with a taffeta ball gown? No problem. It's less about what you're wearing and more about what you want. CHILDHOOD UPDATED A grownup twist to grade school favorites. Kalf-up: A favorite of little girls, this non-fussy hair begs for hair accessories. Ponytail: For an extra touch of class, try a high ponytail and add a little volume at the crown. Дoшn: Letting your hair down sends strong signals that you're a stress-free bride. Plaits/ Braid: Braids and plaits add texture and a bit of girly romance. THE CLASSICS Once upon a time. Виn: A high bun is a natural companion for a knockout floor length gown. A chignon is a bun at the nape of the neck. Pinned Curls: Curls are sweet, soft, and feminine. Add a jeweled headband for a boho chic look or some high gloss spray to channel a 40s screen Grench Twist: Pulled back or with side-swept bangs, it is a classic formal hairstyle. siren. SHORTIES Anne Kathaway rocked it! Why can't you? Bob or Pixie Cut: Fantastic for Teased Back: Part rocker-chick, part effortless French bed head. Finger Curls: highlighting your bone structure. Girlish and romantic! Lovely with a feather-light veil or hair accessories. OLDIES BUT GOODIES Retro. Vintage. Themed. Pompadour: The hair is swept upwards from the face and worn high over the forehead. Bauffant: Literally French for "puffed up," the hair is piled high on the head and hanging down on the sides. Sources: Glamour, Vogue, and Elle.com. Semply Brulal ULFILLING DREAMS simplybridal.com