Here are some wedding tips and advice regarding whether or not to wear a veil, wearing your hair up versus down and popular wedding hairpieces on trend.
Veil or No Veil?
The main question to ask is Is wearing a veil suitable for my wedding?
Traditionally veils are still worn, but if it is a second marriage or if the bride is pregnant, veils are not typically worn. If you are considering a wedding ceremony in a location that is exposed to strong winds, it is recommended to not wear a veil. Beach wedding locations are always exposed to strong winds and the veil will end up flying over your face or having to be held by your leading bridesmaid, making you uncomfortable during the service.
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Veil tips
Choosing the right veil can depend on a few factors, but the main one is to suit the dress and hairstyle as this affects the placement of the veil on your head.
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Should I wear my hair up or down?
This is a problem most brides come across. This, again, quite often depends on a few factors; one being the location of the wedding and the design of the dress. If you are tying the knot in a windy location ie. beach wedding, your hair is recommended to be up. If you are wearing a wedding dress with lots of detail, whether your hair is up or down, a more simple hairstyle would be more appropriate.
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Down styling – Typically a down hairstyle is considered to be more natural, soft and relaxed and sometimes less formal. If you are wearing a backless dress, having your hair down compliments this look well. Some brides often refer to wearing your hair down a more sleek and sexy look. Remember that in humid and wet conditions, your hair may tend to frizz.
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Half up Half down – If you can’t decide between an up-do and down-do, we suggest you pay attention to the variety of different half up half down bridal hairstyles. This way you’ll enjoy the best qualities of the both hairstyle groups – the naturalness and chic of freely flowing locks and the elegance of the lifted up part.
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Hairpieces and Crowns
Hairpieces and crowns are becoming more popular and are taking over from the veil. The most common hairpiece is the flower crown, but tiaras, beads and other jewellery items are also still on trend.
Hair accessories are more suited to brides that don’t wear a veil. Typical hairpieces can include tiaras, pins, combs, birdcage veils and bridal hair vines. Some brides even use their hairpiece as “something blue” or keep for sentimental reasons and pass on to later generations.
Flower crowns are romantic and goddess-like. They are mostly worn when wearing your hair down as it can be easily removed and not interfere with your hairstyle too much.
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Flower crown tips
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