Im getting married in scotland and want to have a real scottish theme. I cant find any styles that i could do my hair to go with the theme. I am wanting my hair up but maybee with some bit coming down. I also want scottish flowers in it. Anyone seen anything like this?Scottish wedding hair ideas Please Help !!!?
Yes, wearing your hair swept up, with a few locks coming down with a bit of heather or baby's breath placed here %26amp; there. But don't over do it. Or you could, have a simple but sweet wreath, that would fit in with your veil. Once again, keeping it nice and simple.Scottish wedding hair ideas Please Help !!!?
A ginger curly wig and a tartan tammy
A braid ';crown'; is a traditional hairstyle.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Wedding hair ideas...?
I don't know why but I can't decide on a hair style for my wedding. I have long very fine hair. I know I want to wear it up. Any suggestions???? Any helpful websites? I haven't had much luck online or at the bookstore... or in magzine's for up do'sWedding hair ideas...?
Sophisticated updos are always a popular choice, with curls and twists providing a desired bridal look, especially for more formal weddings
If you have fine hair you might be able to create the updo by using a pin-on ponytail or add-on hair strands.Wedding hair ideas...?
I think that a wedding hair Idea should be some thing that has never been done before some thing exzotic but nice a the ame time
hair up, very long veil always gorgous. have it pinned up
test any look before you decide on the fianl one don't ever just do it that day.... Try leaving your hair down in soft ringlets and take half an inch sections on the sides (leave some bangs or wispy peices in the front) and twist ( gently and lossley) the sections about half way to the back of your head, secure with bobby pins and add baby's breath flowers to the sections.....
Just go with your natural look. Don't put it up if you normally don't wear it up. Be natural and just you for your big day. Congrats!
take your veil to the hairdressers and have them try a few different looks... ask them what they recomment based on your face shape and hair type.
You will have to pay... but it will really help you decided... and not have to worry you have made a wrong decision.
The best of luck on your big day!
let it free
you should get wedding magazines to help you pick out a cute hair style. I love seeing hair up with those big curls that come down to the face, but not completely covering the whole face.
you make the decion go on
Take your headpiece into a reputable stylist and explain that you don't know what to do with it and you would appreciate if she could help you by doing a ';practice'; hair-do. It'll cost you a bit of money to go this route, but to get the look you want on your special day, it's worth it.
Simply type in ';wedding hair ideas'; in your search engine, but do not put ';.com'; at the end and tons of websites are going to pop up. Good luck!
honey remember that day you felt like you looked the best, well just go back to that day and do that hairstlye maybe a liitle different but the same, you try that and do that now
up and away from your neck. its nice to see a womans neck every once and a while.
Try this: www.euroteezer.com.
I bought their Sassy Curlers, and they really do work like the girls you see on the web site. I LOVE them. My hair is fine too and normally won't hold a curl to save my life. But with these and some good hair gel, I get the cutest curls ever!
curly up with ringlets hanging down looks good with headpiece or viel.
Open straight hairs look soo goooood! Good luck in yr new life :) I hope U will be always happy
Make an appointment with your hair dresser. Let her know that you'd like to experiment with a few different styles. That's the best thing to do. That way you can see what looks good on you, and what doesn't.
Oh, don't forget your veil if you're wearing one.
dont get married
It will depend on your hair length, the shape of your face (heart, oval, round, etc..) Are you wearing a veil, a tiara. What is the shape of the dress neckline. Is it outdoors wear it may have to hold up to wind and weather. etc...
Up into a french braid or twist is very traditional. I always liked just pulling it tight on the sides and top, holding in place with some antique combs (something old) and letting it drape down the back.
The best thing to do is to talk to your hairdresser. Describe the gown, the event, etc... and get suggestions from him. Let him do your hair as a test. Take some photos of the finished way you like it and take them with you to show the hair dresser on location.
Good Luck.
you can wear it up....stretched with no curls...without hairclips, but only by hair...the knob being made by your hair ;)....
Hmmm.... are you against extensions? Thats the best way to go if you want to be elegant.They R a pretty penny but your'e worth it!!!!!!!!
Sophisticated updos are always a popular choice, with curls and twists providing a desired bridal look, especially for more formal weddings
If you have fine hair you might be able to create the updo by using a pin-on ponytail or add-on hair strands.Wedding hair ideas...?
I think that a wedding hair Idea should be some thing that has never been done before some thing exzotic but nice a the ame time
hair up, very long veil always gorgous. have it pinned up
test any look before you decide on the fianl one don't ever just do it that day.... Try leaving your hair down in soft ringlets and take half an inch sections on the sides (leave some bangs or wispy peices in the front) and twist ( gently and lossley) the sections about half way to the back of your head, secure with bobby pins and add baby's breath flowers to the sections.....
Just go with your natural look. Don't put it up if you normally don't wear it up. Be natural and just you for your big day. Congrats!
take your veil to the hairdressers and have them try a few different looks... ask them what they recomment based on your face shape and hair type.
You will have to pay... but it will really help you decided... and not have to worry you have made a wrong decision.
The best of luck on your big day!
let it free
you should get wedding magazines to help you pick out a cute hair style. I love seeing hair up with those big curls that come down to the face, but not completely covering the whole face.
you make the decion go on
Take your headpiece into a reputable stylist and explain that you don't know what to do with it and you would appreciate if she could help you by doing a ';practice'; hair-do. It'll cost you a bit of money to go this route, but to get the look you want on your special day, it's worth it.
Simply type in ';wedding hair ideas'; in your search engine, but do not put ';.com'; at the end and tons of websites are going to pop up. Good luck!
honey remember that day you felt like you looked the best, well just go back to that day and do that hairstlye maybe a liitle different but the same, you try that and do that now
up and away from your neck. its nice to see a womans neck every once and a while.
Try this: www.euroteezer.com.
I bought their Sassy Curlers, and they really do work like the girls you see on the web site. I LOVE them. My hair is fine too and normally won't hold a curl to save my life. But with these and some good hair gel, I get the cutest curls ever!
curly up with ringlets hanging down looks good with headpiece or viel.
Open straight hairs look soo goooood! Good luck in yr new life :) I hope U will be always happy
Make an appointment with your hair dresser. Let her know that you'd like to experiment with a few different styles. That's the best thing to do. That way you can see what looks good on you, and what doesn't.
Oh, don't forget your veil if you're wearing one.
dont get married
It will depend on your hair length, the shape of your face (heart, oval, round, etc..) Are you wearing a veil, a tiara. What is the shape of the dress neckline. Is it outdoors wear it may have to hold up to wind and weather. etc...
Up into a french braid or twist is very traditional. I always liked just pulling it tight on the sides and top, holding in place with some antique combs (something old) and letting it drape down the back.
The best thing to do is to talk to your hairdresser. Describe the gown, the event, etc... and get suggestions from him. Let him do your hair as a test. Take some photos of the finished way you like it and take them with you to show the hair dresser on location.
Good Luck.
you can wear it up....stretched with no curls...without hairclips, but only by hair...the knob being made by your hair ;)....
Hmmm.... are you against extensions? Thats the best way to go if you want to be elegant.They R a pretty penny but your'e worth it!!!!!!!!
Wedding Hair styles?
Where can I find a webpage that is ALL wedding hairstyles?Wedding Hair styles?
You can visit WeddingHair.com for Wedding hairstyles with step by step directions %26amp; photos for brides, bridesmaids and flower girls!
You can visit WeddingHair.com for Wedding hairstyles with step by step directions %26amp; photos for brides, bridesmaids and flower girls!
Wedding hair - up or down?
I have a sleeveless dress, with the typical poofy skirt. I have an elbow-length simple veil, and have a small tiara that I'm debating on switching out for something even more simple. Would you wear your hair up or down? I thought at first I'd do up, to help elongate the way I look (I'm short), but now I'm not so sure? The one thing I do know is that I don't want it completely down and all over my face.Wedding hair - up or down?
I'm short too, (5'1) but along with that comes a short neck. For me, at least, an updo only emphasizes that fact and makes me look even more 'squat' than I am. If you look around at women with long hair, it always looks longer and makes them look 'taller' with it down. A nice style like this:
http://www.clearleadinc.com/site/images/鈥?/a> will give you a softer look, still play up your tiara nicely, and the hair will protect your back from your veil if it's the least bit scratchy.
Let's face another fact - don't you feel a little bit sexier with the feel of your hair on your bare skin......?
Good Luck with whatever you decide - I'm sure you'll be beautiful!Wedding hair - up or down?
womensbeautylife.com
www.bridaltimes.info
here are just a few I kind of partial to half up half down with curls
I think it really comes down to how it looks with the dress. I think a bare neck and shoulders looks dramatic with a strapless or off-the-shoulder or narrow strap style. If you like the way you look with your hair up, I'd wear it up. How many times in your life will you wear your hair in a beautiful, glamorous up-do? It's special occasion hair for a very special occasion.
I don't think there's any way that anyone online could give you reasonable advice about this, as there is not even a picture of you or the dress. Work with a hairdresser. Or if you're low on funds, go to a local beauty school. Check out styles that go with your style dress.
And I hope you stop eating pure crisco, that stuff is all trans fat and will kill you before you marry.
You'll look taller with it up and your tiara will look spectacular as well.
I'd say up, it makes your neck look nice and elegant, and also if it is a warm day it stops your hair sticking to the back of your neck. After all, how many occasions do you get where you can wear your hair up in a really elegant style like that?
Wear it up, it is more formal. If totally cannot decide, have the front all up with some down in the back.
id say up. but make sure you go to a good hair stylist. my hair was up and by the time the reception came, my hair had fallen out.
if your really torn, maybe go half up, have your fringe and side up, and have the back down. what ever you do, make sure you have a test run, and keep the style in for as long as you can
I wanted up, but he likes it down. So going half up/half down.
Your best bet is to go to a professional stylist for a consultation. Bring your veil %26amp; tiara and show the stylist what you are wearing. Also bring in a pic of the dress. Have her style your hair DOWN with your veil %26amp; tiara on. Then style your hair UP. See what flatters you best, and what you think, and more importantly-how you FEEL! Whatever you decide, I am sure you will be a beautiful bride :-)
I also had a veil %26amp; tiara, but a very different style dress. I had my hair in an updo.
down of course women look betta with there hair down
kohistany3's got it right--95% of guys think a woman looks better with hair down. I'll bet your fiance does too. Ask him, and then ask yourself if you'll be wearing your hair for him or for you...
There are a variety of factors that effect what kind of hairstyles look best on a person. First, what shape is your face? I have a round face (same measurement long as wide) so I look better in a style that is down or has height. My MOH, however, has an oval face so everything looks good on her.
Second, how long is your hair? Is it chin-length? Shoulder length? Mid-back? How long your hair is is a major factor is what they can do with it.
Third, what kind of texture does your hair have? Is it stick straight? Curly? Wavy? Is your hair thick? Fine? All of these factors help determine what styles will look best.
Last, what kind of dress do you have? Is is very ornate with beading all over? If so, you might want to consider an up-do so your hair doesn't get caught in your dress all night.
In the end. the decision is up to you.
Do it in elegant curls with it partly pinned up. The tiara will look nice with that.
pull it up you have a sleevless dress so I would say up.
up with a tiara.
that way you'll be able to see your face and your gorgious gown.
I am 5 3 and I am having my hair down. I have long hair to the middle of my back and by the time of my wedding next summer I will have beautiful long blond hair. Don't go to far from your natural hair style. You want to look like yourself in your wedding pictures.
I would wear it down, but with maybe the front pulled back in some nice way.
I'm short too, (5'1) but along with that comes a short neck. For me, at least, an updo only emphasizes that fact and makes me look even more 'squat' than I am. If you look around at women with long hair, it always looks longer and makes them look 'taller' with it down. A nice style like this:
http://www.clearleadinc.com/site/images/鈥?/a> will give you a softer look, still play up your tiara nicely, and the hair will protect your back from your veil if it's the least bit scratchy.
Let's face another fact - don't you feel a little bit sexier with the feel of your hair on your bare skin......?
Good Luck with whatever you decide - I'm sure you'll be beautiful!Wedding hair - up or down?
womensbeautylife.com
www.bridaltimes.info
here are just a few I kind of partial to half up half down with curls
I think it really comes down to how it looks with the dress. I think a bare neck and shoulders looks dramatic with a strapless or off-the-shoulder or narrow strap style. If you like the way you look with your hair up, I'd wear it up. How many times in your life will you wear your hair in a beautiful, glamorous up-do? It's special occasion hair for a very special occasion.
I don't think there's any way that anyone online could give you reasonable advice about this, as there is not even a picture of you or the dress. Work with a hairdresser. Or if you're low on funds, go to a local beauty school. Check out styles that go with your style dress.
And I hope you stop eating pure crisco, that stuff is all trans fat and will kill you before you marry.
You'll look taller with it up and your tiara will look spectacular as well.
I'd say up, it makes your neck look nice and elegant, and also if it is a warm day it stops your hair sticking to the back of your neck. After all, how many occasions do you get where you can wear your hair up in a really elegant style like that?
Wear it up, it is more formal. If totally cannot decide, have the front all up with some down in the back.
id say up. but make sure you go to a good hair stylist. my hair was up and by the time the reception came, my hair had fallen out.
if your really torn, maybe go half up, have your fringe and side up, and have the back down. what ever you do, make sure you have a test run, and keep the style in for as long as you can
I wanted up, but he likes it down. So going half up/half down.
Your best bet is to go to a professional stylist for a consultation. Bring your veil %26amp; tiara and show the stylist what you are wearing. Also bring in a pic of the dress. Have her style your hair DOWN with your veil %26amp; tiara on. Then style your hair UP. See what flatters you best, and what you think, and more importantly-how you FEEL! Whatever you decide, I am sure you will be a beautiful bride :-)
I also had a veil %26amp; tiara, but a very different style dress. I had my hair in an updo.
down of course women look betta with there hair down
kohistany3's got it right--95% of guys think a woman looks better with hair down. I'll bet your fiance does too. Ask him, and then ask yourself if you'll be wearing your hair for him or for you...
There are a variety of factors that effect what kind of hairstyles look best on a person. First, what shape is your face? I have a round face (same measurement long as wide) so I look better in a style that is down or has height. My MOH, however, has an oval face so everything looks good on her.
Second, how long is your hair? Is it chin-length? Shoulder length? Mid-back? How long your hair is is a major factor is what they can do with it.
Third, what kind of texture does your hair have? Is it stick straight? Curly? Wavy? Is your hair thick? Fine? All of these factors help determine what styles will look best.
Last, what kind of dress do you have? Is is very ornate with beading all over? If so, you might want to consider an up-do so your hair doesn't get caught in your dress all night.
In the end. the decision is up to you.
Do it in elegant curls with it partly pinned up. The tiara will look nice with that.
pull it up you have a sleevless dress so I would say up.
up with a tiara.
that way you'll be able to see your face and your gorgious gown.
I am 5 3 and I am having my hair down. I have long hair to the middle of my back and by the time of my wedding next summer I will have beautiful long blond hair. Don't go to far from your natural hair style. You want to look like yourself in your wedding pictures.
I would wear it down, but with maybe the front pulled back in some nice way.
Wedding hair ideas/up dos?
I have short/bob hairstyle, and i am going to be one of the flower girls and im wondering how i should do it??Wedding hair ideas/up dos?
you cant really do a up do because ur hair is too short
instead you can put a nice flower in it, it'll look great, also becuase ur the flower girl
or heres some ideas
http://www.crushpress.com/Images/U/updo-鈥?/a>Wedding hair ideas/up dos?
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you cant really do a up do because ur hair is too short
instead you can put a nice flower in it, it'll look great, also becuase ur the flower girl
or heres some ideas
http://www.crushpress.com/Images/U/updo-鈥?/a>Wedding hair ideas/up dos?
Extensions
Wedding Hair? Tip amount?
What is the proper amount to tip the stylist doing your updo?
I have 2 appointments one for the trial and one the day of. 45 dollars for each appointment. How much should i tip the stylist?
I had my first appointment and gave her $5.
When she does it the day of the wedding should i give her more than that?Wedding Hair? Tip amount?
I don't know but don't forget to wear a button up shirt so you wont miss it up. My wife forgot to do that.Wedding Hair? Tip amount?
It's customary to tip stylists 20-25%, so you should tip her $9-12. You should only tip waiters 15-20%, so don't listen to the other posters because they must not know what is customary. Remember, your stylist is a trained professional and deserves a little more of a tip! As far as tipping her more on your wedding day, that's up to you. If the cost is the same then you can tip her the same amount.
I think $5 was much too little. This is the woman who is going to be doing your hair for one of the biggest events of your life! Giving her a big tip after she does your hair the second time will be nice but it won't be doing you any favors. After seeing that first tip, she might wonder why she should work so hard for you the second time. You should have given her the big tip at the trial.
I usually tip $10, but I have been going to my stylist for over 5 years and know her well. My hair on my wedding day took two hours!!! (long time!)....so I gave her a $20 tip. I think it depends on the time put into the up-do and how well you know your girl. Also, did she treat you nicely and with respect...and did she honor your wishes in the way she did your hair? Take that into consideration on your wedding day and tip accordingly.
Best of luck!!
15-20% is acceptable. For $45 that would be $7 minimum. I tip 50% each time I get a haircut because my stylist works on tips and I love her to death ( = For my wedding I will be tipping 100% meaning I'll be paying her double whatever she charges me. It's a personal preference and you can tip whatever you want.
According to The Wedding Book by Mindy Weiss, you give hairstylists 15-20% of the total bill, depending on how satisfied you are. I've read in (non bridal) magazines that you're always supposed to do this when you get your hair done, just like you tip a waiter.
Hope this helps!
I would give $10 to be a bit more generous.
I always start my 'base' tip at 20%, which is $9 for you, and I go up or down depending upon level of service or sometimes I just round so I don't have to scramble for extra bills.
generally a tip is 15-20%. When in doubt you can do $10 on an amont like that.
if you really like it and she goes a good job 15-20% if its not that great 10%
ps remember this is your special day
For a $45 hairdo, you should tip $10.
7.00$ is almost 15% ... I think thats fair
I have 2 appointments one for the trial and one the day of. 45 dollars for each appointment. How much should i tip the stylist?
I had my first appointment and gave her $5.
When she does it the day of the wedding should i give her more than that?Wedding Hair? Tip amount?
I don't know but don't forget to wear a button up shirt so you wont miss it up. My wife forgot to do that.Wedding Hair? Tip amount?
It's customary to tip stylists 20-25%, so you should tip her $9-12. You should only tip waiters 15-20%, so don't listen to the other posters because they must not know what is customary. Remember, your stylist is a trained professional and deserves a little more of a tip! As far as tipping her more on your wedding day, that's up to you. If the cost is the same then you can tip her the same amount.
I think $5 was much too little. This is the woman who is going to be doing your hair for one of the biggest events of your life! Giving her a big tip after she does your hair the second time will be nice but it won't be doing you any favors. After seeing that first tip, she might wonder why she should work so hard for you the second time. You should have given her the big tip at the trial.
I usually tip $10, but I have been going to my stylist for over 5 years and know her well. My hair on my wedding day took two hours!!! (long time!)....so I gave her a $20 tip. I think it depends on the time put into the up-do and how well you know your girl. Also, did she treat you nicely and with respect...and did she honor your wishes in the way she did your hair? Take that into consideration on your wedding day and tip accordingly.
Best of luck!!
15-20% is acceptable. For $45 that would be $7 minimum. I tip 50% each time I get a haircut because my stylist works on tips and I love her to death ( = For my wedding I will be tipping 100% meaning I'll be paying her double whatever she charges me. It's a personal preference and you can tip whatever you want.
According to The Wedding Book by Mindy Weiss, you give hairstylists 15-20% of the total bill, depending on how satisfied you are. I've read in (non bridal) magazines that you're always supposed to do this when you get your hair done, just like you tip a waiter.
Hope this helps!
I would give $10 to be a bit more generous.
I always start my 'base' tip at 20%, which is $9 for you, and I go up or down depending upon level of service or sometimes I just round so I don't have to scramble for extra bills.
generally a tip is 15-20%. When in doubt you can do $10 on an amont like that.
if you really like it and she goes a good job 15-20% if its not that great 10%
ps remember this is your special day
For a $45 hairdo, you should tip $10.
7.00$ is almost 15% ... I think thats fair
Wedding Hair Help Please?
i have short (blonde) hair (comes just below my chin in the front and goes shorter in the back), and don't like how i look when it's pinned up - does anybody have an good pics of how i can keep it down, but still look done?Wedding Hair Help Please?
Here are some ideas!
You could curl your hair:
http://www.web-l.com/jessica-simpson-pic鈥?/a>
You could flip it out at the ends:
http://www.aaa-fashion.com/wp-content/up鈥?/a>
You could braid your hair when it is wet, and then when you undo it it will be wavy (also you could try a different part):
http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2007/st鈥?/a>
You could put a pretty clip/tiara/veil in your hair:
http://www.healthandbeauty.net.au/images鈥?/a>
These are just some ideas. Just make sure you practice before the big day! Congratulations on your wedding :)
Here are some ideas!
You could curl your hair:
http://www.web-l.com/jessica-simpson-pic鈥?/a>
You could flip it out at the ends:
http://www.aaa-fashion.com/wp-content/up鈥?/a>
You could braid your hair when it is wet, and then when you undo it it will be wavy (also you could try a different part):
http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2007/st鈥?/a>
You could put a pretty clip/tiara/veil in your hair:
http://www.healthandbeauty.net.au/images鈥?/a>
These are just some ideas. Just make sure you practice before the big day! Congratulations on your wedding :)
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