BRIDESMAID HAIR 2010 TIPS BRIDESMAID HAIR

BRIDESMAID HAIR 2010 TIPS

BRIDESMAID HAIR 2010 TIPS

Being asked to be a bridesmaid is a great honor for any woman but it also can be very stressful. You have to deal with the bride, who might be overly stressed herself, as well as finding the perfect dress, accessories, and hairstyle to match the wedding’s theme. To make it even more difficult, you have to make sure you don’t outdo the bride by accident.

BRIDESMAIDS HAIRSTYLE TIPS

You may find that your normally easygoing sister or friend suddenly is a tyrant during her wedding planning. Surprise! You have a “bridezilla.” You’re not going to get much of a say in how you dress or wear your hair and even if the bride chooses a style you hate, is there really any point in fighting with her over it? Weddings are emotionally trying and it’s hard sometimes to get someone to listen to you. You could try discussing your issues with a particular hairstyle but unless the bride is asking you to do something outrageous, like dye your hair pink or cut it incredibly short, is it really worth the battle? You only have to wear it this once after all.

BRIDESMAIDS HAIR TIPS

You may be lucky in that you are told the theme and the accessories; the rest is up to you. Wear your hair however you like. If you want to wear an up-do like a French twist, combs are great to add some pizzazz. Hair pins dress up any hairstyle, even short ones. A good rule to remember is that if the bride is wearing her hair down, you should wear yours up and vice versa. For short hair, fluff the back and add accessories and you’re good to go. Long hair can be curled, waved, braided, put into twists, and just about anything you can think of. Medium hair has lots of variety too, and is great for stylish up-dos. Any junior bridesmaids should wear their hair similar to the bridesmaids’ styles but with less of a grown up look.

2010 BRIDESMAID HAIRCUT STYLES 2010 BRIDESMAID HAIRCUT

2010 BRIDESMAID HAIRCUT STYLES

2010 BRIDESMAID HAIRCUT STYLES

Weddings can be a real nightmare to plan. No bride should have to worry about how her bridesmaids are going to wear their hair but what if one suddenly dyes her hair blue, or someone insists on cutting their hair really short, or worse, wants to shave their head for some reason? A bride could have a nervous breakdown worrying about all that!

Instead of fretting over hair, pick out all the hair accessories your bridesmaids could use that go along with the wedding’s theme. This way, each bridesmaid gets to choose whatever hairstyle she likes and that will flatter her, while the entire group still looks organized. This approach takes the stress off everyone and people can relax and worry about more important things, like photographers. Another great method of deciding on hairstyles is for everyone in the bridal party to get together and decide together. Little more stressful maybe, but everyone will end up having a lot of fun. Here’s a few styling tips. For short hair, you can part it differently or even spike it for some pizzazz. Some accessories can do a lot for short hair as long as they go along with the wedding’s theme. For medium hair, you can put big, loose curls that tumble around the shoulders or even pile them on top of your head for a fancier look. Frame your face with a few loose curls and you’ll look gorgeous without outdoing the bride. Medium hair is like long hair in that there is a lot you can do with it. Long hair can be curled or waved, then either left loose or gathered on the top of the head. Small braids on either side then pulled back are great touches. Top any style off with the perfect accessories and you’re good to go.