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The bridal dress neckline is what you should consider when deciding on the perfect hairstyle. You’ve picked the right bridal dress and can not wait to dress up on one of the most important days of your life. But wait—one, there’s more detail. It’s time to focus on your hair. What should you do?
Remember not to consider your bridal dress and hairstyle interdependently unique. Instead, think about how they can both complement each other. When the two are in alignment, you will feel and look like the best version of yourself.
When choosing your hairstyle, consider critical aspects of your gown’s design, such as the neckline, sleeves, and overall style. A hairstyle that works well with a sleeveless ball gown, for example, may not work as well with a sleek sheath gown.
This is a compiled list of things to think about to ensure that your thoroughly styled hair complements the neckline of your bridal dress and matches the overall style of the dress.
1. Asymmetrical Neckline
Half-up, Half-down
Styling your hair half-up and half-down offers a lot of flexibility with your hairstyle all through the day and shows off various aspects of your dress.
Low Updo
Hair at the nape of the neck, either sleek and chic or flawlessly undone, is a lovely choice to pair with an asymmetrical dress neckline. It accentuates the unique neckline and allows you to experiment with jewelry.
2. Boat Neckline
All up
Low Bun
Side Bun
3. High/Halter Neckline
Center Braid
High Updo
Side/Center Part with Headband
Ponytails are great for this neckline. You can do either a low braided ponytail, party ponytail, or wrapped ponytail.
Low Braided Ponytail
Wrapped Ponytail
4. Off-the-shoulder Neckline
Braided Updo
Classic Chignon
Half-up Half-down
Half-up Half-down
5. Spectacular/Dramatic Neckline
Chic Bun
Fishtail Updo
Side-swept Waves
Victorian Ponytail
6. Strapless Neckline
Hair Down
Loosely Braided
Sleek
7. Sweetheart Neckline/ V- Neckline
Bob
Glam Waves
Milk Maid Braid
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All Bridal Hairstyles Advice
Irrespective of your wedding gown or hairstyle, there are some general guidelines to follow:
- Avoid significant changes to your hair, such as a new color or cut, right before your wedding. If it does not turn out the way you expected, you may find it difficult to find a style you like once the change has been made.
- However, it is critical to have it trimmed about two weeks before your wedding to ensure that it is as healthy as possible.
- Consider deep conditioning a few weeks before the event to help revive dull hair and prepare it for any close-ups.
- If you think you should relax your hair, do so too.
- You may want to schedule a trial with your hairstylist to ensure that the look is truly what you want or to see if other options are available.
- You should also have any hair accessories chosen before the trial so you can see how they will be incorporated or if you need to look for other options.
If you’re still looking for the perfect dress, consider any hairstyles you like, as this may help you choose the style of dress you want.
Continue researching and seek out professionals for the best option for you.
