How to: �Step 1: Create curls throughout hair by taking 1" sections and wrapping them around the curling iron (holding the iron vertically), holding for a few seconds, then releasing. Then pin curls all over head by taking each curl, twisting and securing it with a bobby pin to let them set. (See photo.)
�Step 2: After curls have fully cooled, unpin them and gently finger comb your hair to slightly loosen curls.
�Step 3: Pick up small sections of hair and pin them at mid-hair length underneath your top layer of hair. Repeat all over head until hair is at desired length and even all the way around. (See photo.)
�Step 4: Secure barrette(s) to one side of the front of your head and spray all over with hairspray to set.
How to: �Step 1: Set hair in hot rollers and allow to cool before removing.
�Step 2: Finger comb hair to loosen curls.
�Step 3: Tease crown of your hair to add volume and brush hair over the teased area to hide it. (See photo.)
�Step 4: Pin back front side sections of your hair to center back of your head with bobby pins, leaving middle section free (so you'll secure the pins under the middle section. See photo.) Place middle top section of hair over the pins to hide them.
How to: �Step 1: Part hair slightly off center and secure hair in a low pony at the nape of your neck.
�Step 2: Twist the tail and then loop the ends of the pony to top of the elastic. (See photo.)
�Step 3: Pin into place and set with hairspray.
Next: Bonus styling tips from the pros
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Must-Know Styling Tips
Nelson J Salon stylist Vivian Czornoba offers these tips to make any hairstyle look gorgeous:
2. If you don't have one, there's no need to buy a separate light-hold hairspray. Just use less of a regular-hold product and spritz it from farther away to achieve the same effect.
3. Hot rollers are great for adding body to any style but remember to let rollers cool completely before removing them; otherwise, the curl and body won't hold.
You've picked the dress, auditioned the band, and confirmed the catering. Now there's just one last wedding planning task left: finally deciding on one of the hundreds of wedding hairstyles you've pinned.
Obviously you want a flawless hairstyle to compliment your dress and help you glow. But between long waves, curly ponytails, and chic updos, there are so many hairstyles that could work. To narrow your search for the perfect 'do, we went straight to the pros for expert advice. We asked a team of hairstylists at the Nelson J Salon in Beverly Hills to pull together their favorite wedding hairstyles.
The best part? These styles look flawless in photos. And they're so versatile, they can work for the bride, the bridesmaids, or even wedding guests. Ready to find a look you'll absolutely adore? Keep clicking to see the best wedding hairstyles for you.
