Here's another post from our guest blogger and bride-to-be Katie Evans.
I have long, thick brown hair that is straight no matter what I do. I remember I had my hair curled and styled for my junior prom, and by picture time my curls were all falling out. I was so disappointed that I said I'd never waste time doing that again. For my upcoming wedding in Florida, I found my hairstylist through a friend of a friend. I went to her salon with some veil options and a bunch of inspiration pictures (see below). I told her about our wedding and showed her pictures of the dress so she could understand the look and feel I was going for. We tried four different looks based on what I brought in and decided to go with an updo. I don’t want to have to worry about what it looks like or if it’s falling in a pretty way (especially if my hair is going to be frizzy because of the Florida weather). If it’s up, I know it will stay the same way all night and it’s one less thing to think (and worry) about.
Top right: DIY side chignon from Martha Stewart Weddings.
Bottom left: Photo by Jonas Peterson
From: Gail from OliverINK Etsy | 10/17/12 at 10:58 pm
Love the hairstyle on the bottom right because it looks loose without looking like its coming undone.
From: Elliot Claire | 10/18/12 at 6:19 am
Yes, an updo is very comfortable for a bride and classy as well. Thanks for sharing these bridal hairstyles.
From: Monique | 10/18/12 at 12:06 pm
well yeah sometimes you look good with frizz but I normally get very frizzy so that's why I use argan oil to take good care of my hair and it helps to reduce the frizz, I use pro naturals moroccan argan oil which is a good brand, it leaves my hair soft, shiny , frizz less and healthy.
Luv it
From: bangrui003 | 10/18/12 at 9:19 pm
You want to be the most beautiful woman in the world?You want to become the most attractive woman?You want to meet you!
From: Beats By Dre Australia | 11/21/12 at 4:45 am
scans from Vogue magazine more often than not, or pictures of celebrities, and Victoria Secret models. This would later be dubbed “thinspiration.” But why was she drawn to did not close down the site and asked her to do it when she felt she no longer needed it as her journal. I also stopped taking down other “thinspiration” sites