2019 The Latest Wedding Hair Trends
Every couple of seasons, there is a big shift in the hot styles for wedding gowns, bridal beauty, accessories, and the like. The most recent bridal shows definitely presented a different approach to bridal hairstyles than have been prevalent over the last few years. The messy, tousled look is out, replaced by a much more polished and classic approach to styling hair. Personally, I am all for it, as the current hairdos are much more glamorous and pulled together than their beach-messy counterparts. With one of these chic new hairstyles, you will look every bit the gorgeous woman ready to get married, and the look will be just as appealing in your photos twenty years from now as it is today. (Not so much the deliberately messy styles of the last few years, which will prompt many a bride's future kids to one day ask why she did not brush her hair for her wedding!)
The polished chignon is the ultimate new bridal hairstyle with the bridal tiara. Classic, ladylike, and sophisticated, it will complement any wedding gown. The ideal way to do it is with a little bit of height on the top and the crown (very subtle and even, so you don't look like you are wearing a Bump-it!). This softens the look and keeps it from becoming severe. A single large hair ornament is the perfect finishing detail for a chignon. Tuck a fresh gardenia into the side of it, or add some drama with a spray of feathers. Gorgeous!
A variation on the chignon is the intricate bun. The hair is sectioned before being formed into a large low bun shape. The sections can be braided or smooth, depending on how much hair you have. It is a very pretty style, as polished as a chignon, but a bit more youthful. The intricate bun would be wonderful for a youngish bride. Sparkly bridal hair jewelry tucked along one side of the bun is the freshest accessory. Either use a crystal bedecked comb or a cluster of crystal hairpins to complete the look to perfection.
Romantic styles are always lovely for brides. Medium length wavy hair looks fantastic when pinned back into a faux-bob style which brings to mind the Jazz Age. The hair is loosely gathered in the front, leaving enough draping to resemble the effect of a bob, then the rest is pulled back and pinned at the back of the head. It is a neat combination of a hairdo which is pulled back, yet has a fair amount of hair showing in the front. Try it with one of the 1920s inspired wedding gowns with beaded chiffon to look like the modern version of a glamorous flapper!
In the most recent bridal shows, there was a move away from wearing the hair mostly down. If you do wish to have hair cascading over your shoulders, a smooth and polished style with the front section pulled back is the way to go. That beachy-bedhead loose wavy look that has been so common lately suddenly looks very 2009. Besides a return to a polished elegance, the one thing which all the latest bridal hairstyles have in common is that the bridal hair jewelry is worn close to the head. Forgo the tall tiara in favor of a chic jeweled double headband, sparkly hairpins, or a glamorous comb tucked into the side of a bun. You will look every bit the modern and elegant bride.
The polished chignon is the ultimate new bridal hairstyle with the bridal tiara. Classic, ladylike, and sophisticated, it will complement any wedding gown. The ideal way to do it is with a little bit of height on the top and the crown (very subtle and even, so you don't look like you are wearing a Bump-it!). This softens the look and keeps it from becoming severe. A single large hair ornament is the perfect finishing detail for a chignon. Tuck a fresh gardenia into the side of it, or add some drama with a spray of feathers. Gorgeous!
A variation on the chignon is the intricate bun. The hair is sectioned before being formed into a large low bun shape. The sections can be braided or smooth, depending on how much hair you have. It is a very pretty style, as polished as a chignon, but a bit more youthful. The intricate bun would be wonderful for a youngish bride. Sparkly bridal hair jewelry tucked along one side of the bun is the freshest accessory. Either use a crystal bedecked comb or a cluster of crystal hairpins to complete the look to perfection.
Romantic styles are always lovely for brides. Medium length wavy hair looks fantastic when pinned back into a faux-bob style which brings to mind the Jazz Age. The hair is loosely gathered in the front, leaving enough draping to resemble the effect of a bob, then the rest is pulled back and pinned at the back of the head. It is a neat combination of a hairdo which is pulled back, yet has a fair amount of hair showing in the front. Try it with one of the 1920s inspired wedding gowns with beaded chiffon to look like the modern version of a glamorous flapper!
In the most recent bridal shows, there was a move away from wearing the hair mostly down. If you do wish to have hair cascading over your shoulders, a smooth and polished style with the front section pulled back is the way to go. That beachy-bedhead loose wavy look that has been so common lately suddenly looks very 2009. Besides a return to a polished elegance, the one thing which all the latest bridal hairstyles have in common is that the bridal hair jewelry is worn close to the head. Forgo the tall tiara in favor of a chic jeweled double headband, sparkly hairpins, or a glamorous comb tucked into the side of a bun. You will look every bit the modern and elegant bride.
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