Consider your attire, the venue and facial features to know which hairstyle will suit you best.
The wedding season has begun.
You may have picked the perfect designer lehenga and accessories to match your look.
You also know what colour of lipstick and eye makeup you want. But what about your hairstyle?
Should you wear a top bun, braid your hair or let it loose?
Samay Dutta, director, NOIR, The Luxury Blow Bar shares few tips for finding the ideal wedding hairstyle for the biggest day of your life.
According to your face-cut
If you have a long face, try putting up your hair long and down with a right balance and volume.
This will give you a less long look and highlight your best features.
Whereas, round faces look fabulous in high up dos.
Avoid middle parting with any hairstyle you are planning to go ahead for the D-day.
With oval faces, you can try any kind of a hairstyle and can pull off any amount of the volume.
If you have a square face, try and pull your hair away from your face to smooth out your features and stand out as a perfect bride.
According to your attire
Keep in mind that your hair has to compliment your outfit all together.
If you are wearing a dress that has a lot of detailing from the upper area, try giving your hair a minor lift in the form of an up do with soft curls.
If you are flaunting a graceful and simple outfit, try opting for elegantly open hair or either keep your hair open with soft curls.
The other details of the dress such as open back, razor back, straps also plays a vital part when deciding the wedding hairstyle.
According to venue and location
Try deciding your hairstyle according to your venue.
Usually women tend to make mistakes, when it comes to fixing up the hairstyle as per the ambiance and environment of the place.
If it’s an outdoor or a beach wedding, opt for pinned hairstyles such as beach waves or soft tresses in low buns with traditional flowers.
If you are having an indoor wedding, opt for coiled buns, braids and romantic curls.
According to hair length
The length is the last thing that comes to bride’s mind, but an intense haircut will bound your hairstyle options.
If you have exceptionally short hair, it would be tricky to adapt to the familiar hairdos such as buns or braids.
It is advisable to avoid chopping off your hair and keep shoulder length hair to carry that perfect look for the D-day.
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