You're curls are part of you, and they should play a leading role in your wedding day style! Long hair, Down & Loose If you really want to be YOU on your wedding day, and "you" includes glorious, cascading curls, than you should definitely consider wearing your hair down. The key to getting this look right is achieving maximum fullness and luxuriously soft, super glossy curls. The best way to do this, according to ModelBride, is the following way: If you have wavy or curly hair you … [Read more...]
2009 Wedding Trends from The Knot
January 13, 2009 By Leave a Comment
2009 brings with it many things, including economic distress. But planning a wedding on a budget doesn't mean you have to skimp on style. Being creative and innovative will get you far in planning a wedding everyone will remember, and The Knot has a few tips on what's hot for 2009 Weddings! Rustic homespun details Outdoor weddings -- on a farm, in a vineyard, or even in the backyard -- are huge right now, and t's really no wonder: An outdoor setting makes for a fun, laid-back vibe and the … [Read more...]
Bridal up-do’s for everyone: Find your Favorite!
October 27, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Long or short, straight, curly, or wavy, there's an up-do for everyone. Nothing makes you feel "dressed up" like putting up your hair, and there are so many gorgeous ways to do it! Bride.com has an amazing gallery of hairstyles to choose from, with over 100 up-do's. Do check them out and find a few favorites that you can try yourself! Here are some of my favorites... you can click on any image to take you to the style source. Sleek and Sculpted The ultimate in sophistication is beautiful, … [Read more...]
Got Glamour? Bobby Pins are a Bride’s Best Friend
June 3, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Although there are many styles to choose from when getting your hair done on your wedding day, sweeping the hair off your face will always be classic. If you want a flattering look that radiates glamor and elegance, nothing compares to the up-do. "And, it cannot be done without the bobby pin," says Jessica Churchill, educator and up-do specialist at the Salon Professional Academy in Appleton. "They are nice because you don’t see them and it looks like the hair is just magically up.” Far … [Read more...]
