INSPIRED BY | BRIDAL HAIR

Wedding day hair has endless possibilities! Your hair can complement your dress, venue, theme, or season. It’s all up to you! To help you narrow down a look you’ll love, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite bridal hair moments. What will your wedding hair say about you?

Updos: Classic and Elegant

Photo | Chelsea Q. White

Hair | Grand Slam Glam

Photo | Allen Tsai

Hair | Holli James

Braids: Whimsical and Ethereal

Photo | Tyler Tyndell

Hair | Keira Dowd

Photo | Outland Weddings

Hair | Hello Flawless Artistry

Half Up, Half Down: Buttoned Up, But Not Too Much

Photo | Averie Claire

Hair | Lashes and Lace

Photo | Mountaintop Films

Hair | Gabby

Down: Flowing and Romantic

Photo | Apryl Ann

Hair | The Luxxe Look

Photo | Kate Pease

What’s your favorite bridal hair look?

INSPIRED BY | WEDDING VEILS

Veils are a beautiful addition to your wedding day ensemble, dresses are gorgeous, but veils are effortlessly classic and we can’t get enough of the drama they create. Whether they’re long and flowy following you down the aisle or vintage birdcages accentuating your eclectic style, we’re here for them all.

Originally worn to symbolize modesty and reverence, today’s veils have evolved into an art and can be customized in nearly any way you can think of. Historically most brides wore long traditional veils that covered their faces and trailed behind them, but according to Martha Stewart the most popular veils types today are:

1. Birdcage: Chic, dainty, and out of the box

2. Blusher: Hits at the bust, typically worn over the face while walking down the aisle

3. Mantilla: Regal and trimmed in lace

4. Tiered: Layered and dramatic look

5. Fingertip: Present, but still lets the dress do the talking

6. Ballerina: The most common veil type

7. Cathedral: Watch your step because this baby is loooooong

8. Elbow: Enhances (or helps create) an hourglass figure

But, wedding veils aren’t just fashion statements, they’re also gorgeous props. When we get pictures back from photographers we can’t wait to see veils swept up in the wind or draped over the couple. They’re always fun and give photographers a creative alternative to traditional walking and kissing shots (of course those are lovely too!). We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite veil pictures for some inspiration, but even if you’re not planning on wearing a veil, stick around and feast your eyes on these beauties!

Photo | Shay & Olive

Veil Type | Ballerina

Photo | George Street

Veil Type | Mantilla

Photo | Morgan Chidsey

Veil Type | Elbow

Photo | Christina Childress

Veil Type | Ballerina

Photo | A Sea of Love

Veil Type | Ballerina

Photo | Jennefer Wilson

Veil Type | Blusher