Although having your hair down is more dreamy, updos are still attractive. For a more consistent appearance, use a curling iron to give your natural hair a bit more definition.
This hairstyle, which is not your typical half-up, has two haphazard, loose braids knotted in the back.
This elegant style works equally well with a detailed, lace princess dress as it does with a plain, fitted dress.
Look like yourself on your wedding day—the that's only advise you should heed. If you often keep your curls natural, add a headpiece to spruce up your appearance while maintaining your own style.
A row of gold bobby pins wrapped around the base make up this accessory for a ponytail, which proves that you don't need to spend a lot of money to have a truly stylish appearance.
Your half-crown hairdo will look incredibly romantic whether you use real flowers or an accessory with floral motifs.
Leave a few sections of hair down in your half-up hairdo rather than pulling all of it back to soften the look. Crowns are optional but strongly advised.
You don't even need a veil with such a lovely ponytail; all you need are some gold accessories and some shine spray.
If a classic and timeless bridal appearance is what you're after, look no further than this sleek, low bun with a pearl cluster.
Who would have thought that a cheap grosgrain ribbon could have such an effect?
Wear your hair in a beautiful sideways style on your big day to please Regina George.