Classic bridal beauty looks include a classic bridal updo. Whether you sweep your luscious locks up into a simple French twist, elegant chignon or go for a more elaborate style, pulling your hair up and and away highlights your gown and brings all eyes on your gorgeous face. If you are not opting for a veil, bring in headbands, clips, fresh flowers or other accents to add a personal touch to your gorgeous wedding day hairstyle. The right look for your tresses will complement your dress and complete your look in the prettiest way.
A fishtail braid crown lends an air of easy elegance and countryside romance when incorporated into your wedding updo. Photography: Christina Brosnan
Supersize your chignon for a perfectly styled bridal updo that is incredibly glam. Photography: ein photography, Hair Styling: Senada Ceka {As seen on PreOwnedWeddingDresses.com}
Updos don’t have to be high. A soft, low sideswept knot paired with a headpiece that matches the lace on your gown is a gorgeous bridal combination. Photography: Susie and Will, Hairstylist: Makeup in the 702
Go for refined volume with a wedding updo featuring a retro beehive look with a modern slant. Photography: Sarah Gawler, Hair and makeup: Daniel Palmer
A vintage brooch was the finishing look for this smooth, low knot. Photography: Bushnell Photography {As seen on PreOwnedWeddingDresses.com}
Loose waves styled just so in a softly pulled back collection of curls creates face-framing glamour. Photography: ENV Photography, Hair and makeup: Beyond the Blush
This figure eight is sleek, chic and perfectly bridal. {Tutorial via 100 Perfect Hairdays by Jenny Strebe/Confessions of a Hairstylist}
This perfectly swirled bun is a completely hypnotic hairstyle. Doesn’t it remind you of a rose? Swooning over her Hayley Paige wedding gown, too… Photography: Mason and Megan, Hairstylist: Phiz
Top marks for this top knot. Timeless, especially with the classic red lip in a gorgeous winter wedding look. {Via Style Me Pretty}
A 1920s-inspired gown by Jenny Packham called for a matching vintage updo, full of romantic curls and twists. Photography: COJO Photo, Corey & Amanda Jonasson {As seen on PreOwnedWeddingDresses.com}
And if you still can’t decide on up or down? Have your (wedding) cake and eat it, too. This amazing retro wave updo was actually convertible so that the bride is able to let her hair down later at the reception. Stunning yet practical. Photography: K Ell Photography, Hairstylist: Hair and Makeup by Steph.