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Wedding Hair Styles
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Short Hair Keira Knightly and Natalie Portman will testify that short hair can be made to look great. For weddings, short hair styles look best if they are dressed up a little with gems or flowers. Or, if you happen to be getting married during the winter season, berries will provide a complementary and seasonal look.
Hair Down (long) When wearing your hair down you need to take into account several things. If your dress has sleeves or has a high neck, it will look better if you have your hair up. This is because the combination of a high neck and hair down will make the face look smothered and the hair will also not sit right against the material of the dress. Also, if you have a heavy fringe then you will have the same problem. A side fringe would therefore look better. Hair down works best with Corset dresses and can look great over exposed collarbones.
Half Hair Up Having your hair half up is a good option if you are undecided between having your hair up and wearing it down. Half hair up will give you a soft natural look that will work with fringes and most face shapes. Again, make sure that the dress is not too high at the back so the hair sits nice and soft.
If you want to wear your hair straight but want something a little different you could go for a herringbone braid. This will prevent your hair from looking too flat. If you are thinking of having it wavy it will work better if you have a little height through the top, although it may not work as well for faces that are slightly longer.
You can read more about these styles and more at www.OneWedding.co.uk
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