Summer weddings feel enchanting, don’t they? The gentle light, comfortable breeze and delicious scents of flowers make everything seem tender and more loving. If the day is that special, your hair needs to rise to the challenge. What hairstyle can you wear in the heat and still look great in your pictures?
Whether you’re planning a seaside ceremony, a secret garden affair, or a barefoot celebration under twinkle lights, finding the right hair moment matters. A great summer wedding look is about being comfortable, lasting all day and making you shine as if you’re glowing from within.
In this guide, I’m walking you through my favorite summer wedding hairstyles ideas 2025 — with real visual inspo and honest thoughts from someone who’s been collecting pins and trends for years (ahem, guilty). Whether you want an updo or flowing waves, there are styles that won’t lose their shape or style — just classic looks with a fresh twist.
Are you looking for the perfect product for your hair? Let’s dive in.
Romantic Braided Low Bun with Baby’s Breath
Soft, textured and utterly charming — this braided low bun is perfect for a midsummer ceremony that has a rustic and fairy-tale feel. The hair is pulled back into a big, loose bun at the neck and a braid twists from one side of the head to the other, appearing like a floral crown. And those tiny bunches of baby’s breath scattered around? Just dreamy.
To keep this kind of style looking photo-ready all day (yes, even after vows and a spin on the dance floor), I always prep the hair with a texture spray like Oribe’s Dry Texturizing Spray. It gives you a secure grip that doesn’t make your hair feel heavy. Just use a flexible hold spray to finish your style and you’re done.
If you’re into whimsical, flower-girl-core aesthetics like I am, this hairstyle makes your whole look feel intentional but not overdone. I wore a similar dress at my sister’s wedding in July last year and I got more compliments from people I didn’t know than I ever have. Even the photographer asked to take extra shots of the back!
This style goes well with any vintage lace, off-the-shoulder or plain satin piece. It’s a style that looks wonderful in any place, from gardens to barns lit by candles. And if you’re thinking of skipping the veil? This is your sign.
Whimsical Twisted Chignon for Effortless Elegance
This twisted chignon takes effortless to the next level. The casual style of an updo makes it seem like you didn’t spend a lot of time on it, but it’s still well-done. I like how the twists form in a curvy pattern, showing the neck and letting the front tendrils gently frame the face. It’s simple, but never boring.
For anyone dealing with summer humidity (hello July weddings in Georgia!), I swear by Bumble & Bumble’s Invisible Oil Primer before any heat styling. It helps keep your hair smooth and frizz-free, but still keeps your hair full. A few pins or barrettes made from pearls can turn this into a unique look.
I love how cozy this style is for me. It doesn’t pull your hair too hard, so you can have a good evening without getting a headache from your bobby pins. I’ve copied this style for various friends, both brides and guests and it always makes them feel like a better version of themselves.
Want to add a little sparkle? Match this style with earrings that drop and a hair vine that wraps around your bun. It’s not too loud or flashy, exactly what we all hope for in summer.
Half-Up Wavy Blonde Glam with a Modern Clip
It’s a beautiful mix of modern and old-fashioned elegance. Half-up, half-down hairstyles are a favorite for summer weddings, but this one is special thanks to the full waves and the clip at the back. The sun brings out the shine in the blonde and the waves give the look some style without being too glossy.
For waves that last all day (and through a reception that turns into a rave), I always prep with a heat protectant like the GHD Bodyguard and finish with the Kristin Ess Soft Shine Beach Wave Spray — not crunchy, not stiff, just touchable texture.
I think that whenever you’re unsure, choose a hairstyle that makes you feel most like you. If you normally wear waves, this is a beautiful way to dress them up for your wedding. Last August, one of my best friends had her Napa Valley vineyard wedding with this style and she looked amazing.
Look for this necklace if you have a romantic A-line dress, beaded straps or a style that draws attention to your shoulders. If you’d like your hair loose but still defined, this could be your perfect style.
Bohemian Loose Curls with Wildflower Details
This is the truth — as soon as I saw this look, I let out a sigh. A wavy style with a hint of messiness and a few small pinned sections held by tiny golden botanical pins. It’s the perfect way for a boho bride to look — light, airy and unforgettable.
The best way to use this texture is to curl the hair in different directions and wait for each section to cool before you brush it out. I prefer using a 1¼-inch curling iron and following it up with Verb Ghost Oil to get an undone look.
The style reminds me of Midsummer Night’s Dream because the floral pins look like they were blown there by the wind. I think this would be perfect for those who love nature, garden locations or a sunset barefoot feel.
Wear soft, sheer sleeves, earthy colors and light makeup and you’ll have a modern and enchanting bridal style. And hey, even if you’re not the bride, this would still make for a gorgeous guest moment. Seriously.
Classic Braided Crown with Pearl Accent
If you’re craving something timeless but with a twist (literally), this braided crown bun with a pearled accessory is a dreamy choice. The style softly falls on the back, making a halo shape and the fullness on top gives a touch of royal charm. It’s not too strict, yet it still looks nice on nearly every type of hair.
To keep everything locked in, I always use a strong but flexible hairspray like L’Oréal Elnett Satin — it’s a backstage fashion week staple for a reason. It holds your hair without making it look like you’re wearing a helmet and it’s perfect for braided styles.
I’ve always liked hairstyles that seem a bit royal, not like Meghan Markle, but more like something from Taylor Swift’s folklore. It’s perfect for you if you’re having soft piano music, candles and a late golden-hour ceremony.
You could also wear this hairstyle for an elopement, a quick courthouse wedding or as a new look at your reception. When you wear pearl drop earrings with it, you’re ready for a beautiful bridal performance.
Twisted Knot Half-Up with Crystal Blossoms
This half-updo blends the charm of loose waves with the elegance of a carefully structured twisted knot. What makes it special isn’t just the central twist itself, but how it weaves into the rest of the hair like a blooming ribbon. Crystal flower pins add a dainty sparkle that gives bridal energy without stealing the whole spotlight.
I always recommend setting the waves with a light-hold curling wand and brushing them out with a boar bristle paddle brush for that bouncy softness. If you want the twist to hold through heat and hours of dancing, prep with a shine-enhancing mousse like the Amika Plus Size Volume & Body Mousse. It gives structure, but never crunch.
This is one of those styles that feels both timeless and on-trend. If you’re the kind of bride who wants something romantic but not overly traditional, this is a perfect in-between. It gives “glowing goddess” without looking overstyled.
Pair it with a lace-back dress, keep the neckline open, and don’t over-accessorize — this look holds its own. It’s delicate, yes, but it absolutely makes a statement.
Loose Bridal Ponytail with Beachy Texture
Here’s your laid-back luxury moment. This loose ponytail is about movement, flow, and just the right dose of messy-in-a-good-way. It’s softly gathered at the crown with volume at the roots and those whispery waves cascading like sunlit ribbons. I’d call it modern coastal bride meets effortless French-girl cool.
If you want this look to hold without stiffening the texture, prep damp hair with OUAI Wave Spray and dry using a diffuser for maximum natural bounce. Secure with a discreet elastic and wrap a strand of hair around the base to elevate the finish.
What I love here is how grounded it feels. Not every bride wants a dramatic updo, and this style proves that simplicity can still feel luxurious. I had a friend wear this for her civil ceremony in New York — she paired it with a short silk slip dress and a tiny bouquet, and the whole vibe was just chef’s kiss.
It’s also ideal if you’re skipping the veil — maybe adding statement earrings instead? It’s minimal, breezy, and unforgettable. Like a good poem.
Side Braided Crown with Cascading Curls
Okay, THIS one. This style is pure romance. A side braid gently curves along the head and melts into cascading curls that feel almost cinematic. The richness of the chocolate brown hue adds depth and softness, and the curl pattern is just defined enough to feel special without looking too polished.
For curls that shine but don’t fall flat by dinner, I use Living Proof’s Full Dry Volume & Texture Spray. And for the braid, a texturizing paste like Oribe’s Fiber Groom makes a huge difference in holding the form without frizz.
I’m such a fan of braids for summer weddings — especially outdoor ones. They keep everything in place while still looking soft and lived-in. Plus, they frame the face so well, giving dimension even from the front.
This hairstyle calls for statement drop earrings, minimal neckline, and a touch of glow on the shoulders. Maybe even a pop of color on the lips — think berry or peachy coral. It’s giving romantic heroine energy in the best way.
Bronde Ribbon Twist with Rooty Dimension
For brides who want a bit of edge mixed with elegance, this bronde ribbon twist is a win. The sections are loosely tied back with a subtle wrap, allowing the darker roots to peek through and give the look a ton of dimension. The texture here is beachy but defined — like second-day waves with bridal ambition.
To keep the look modern, I’d recommend using a flat iron to create those imperfect bends, then finishing with R+Co’s Zig Zag Root Teasing Spray for lift and texture. A few drops of hair oil mid-lengths to ends will keep everything glossy but never limp.
This one’s ideal for bridesmaids too — especially if you’re doing a more relaxed or sunset beach ceremony. It’s the hairstyle version of golden hour lighting.
And honestly? I love how it brings out layered haircuts and chunky highlights — it makes every detail count without trying too hard.
Delicate Twisted Waterfall Half-Up
Soft, intricate, and airy — this half-up look is giving garden ceremony, champagne flutes, and acoustic music vibes. The twisted waterfall pattern is subtle, but once you notice it, you can’t stop admiring how delicate and intentional it feels. And the subtle caramel-toned highlights running through the strands add dimension that plays so well in natural light.
I’d prep this kind of look with a lightweight texturizing cream like Davines This is a Curl Building Serum. It adds that silky structure without weighing it down. And you’ll want to secure the twists with mini pins that disappear into the hair, so the whole thing looks seamless.
This is the hairstyle I would have worn to my own wedding if I had discovered it in time — it feels so ethereal and unforced. It’s perfect if you want something in-between styled and natural.
Pair it with lace sleeves or sheer shoulder details, and don’t be afraid to add a dainty hair vine or crystal pins for a little sparkle. Understated elegance always wins.
Glossy Side-Part Waves for Sleek Glam
This look is the ultimate yes to timeless glam. A center part, a mirror shine and smooth waves that look like silk — this haircut is full of quiet elegance. Nothing here is overdone; it’s all about simple lines and well-shaped volume. It feels like the kind of look you’d wear walking down the aisle and into a Vogue bridal spread.
If you want a lacquered finish, I always recommend Color Wow’s Dream Coat — it’s resistant to humidity and gives your hair a glossy look. And a flat iron with rounded edges (like GHD’s Platinum+) is your best friend for sculpting that soft wave curve near the ends.
It is a wave that makes me look polished but still friendly. It’s classic with just a hint of red-carpet drama. For me, it works best in indoor places, at formal weddings or when your dress is the center of attention and your hair is more subtle.
The bonus? It’s veil-friendly. Or not. Either way, it looks finished.
Voluminous Half-Up with Tousled Drama
If bridal confidence could be captured, it would look just like this hairstyle. The big, curly hair, high volume and unfinished look make this half-updo a real showstopper. It’s giving romantic rebel, retro glamour, and cool-girl chaos all at once.
When I want this much bounce, I apply Moroccanoil’s Volumizing Mousse at the roots, set it in rollers and then brush it out. A teasing comb and dry texture powder (try Puff.Me by Design.ME) will help shape and hold the volume without stiffening it.
I wore something very similar to this for a New Year’s Eve wedding and didn’t need to touch up my makeup all night. The messy-glam vibe just holds.
Perfect for wearing with strong makeup or a dress that has sheer sleeves and a little confidence. You don’t put on this style — you make it your own.
Textured Bun with Soft Edge Pieces
If you’re looking for a summer wedding style that’s halfway between a coastal elopement and a Mediterranean courtyard, this low bun is ideal for you. They are softly pinned back, giving off a natural, relaxed look and a few light face-framing pieces that move softly.
I’d start by using Bumble & Bumble Surf Infusion salt spray for hold and then apply the Aveda Control Paste to the bun sections to help them twist. Try not to overdo it — the texture should be allowed to shine.
This one just feels real. Like, a little messy in the best way. It’s beautiful from any angle, but it still feels warm and welcoming.
You’ll stay cool and feel romantic in the summer sun. It also pairs beautifully with backless dresses (hello, statement tattoo moments!).
Braided Bridal Bun with Sculptural Finish
The braided bun has a mysterious quality — the plaits wrapping and folding, the strong hold that doesn’t feel stiff and the smooth, blonde color. This style is more than an updo; it’s a sculpture for your hair.
I suggest using a smoothing serum such as Redken Frizz Dismiss Rebel Tame, before you start blow-drying. It helps you section and braid your hair much more easily, especially if you want shine. After twisting each section, secure them with pins you can’t see and finish by misting with shine spray.
This style gives major European bridal vibes. Elegant, elevated, and a little bit vintage-chic. I think a cathedral or pearl veil comb would make the look even more interesting.
Also, it’s incredibly secure. Hugging, spinning, crying and dancing won’t change anything.
Soft Hollywood Volume with Hidden Tease
Last but not least, we have a classic half-up style with soft, voluminous waves and just enough lift at the crown to whisper “I woke up like this” (but obviously didn’t). The warm brown color and soft face-framing highlights make this look both natural and sun-friendly for summer weddings.
Blow your hair out with a round brush, tease the hair just below the crown and pin the sides back softly to keep the top looking smooth and bouncy. I use Kenra Volume Spray 25 — max hold, zero crunch to set my style.
It’s a hairstyle that looks good on many faces, hair types and outfits. It’s bridal, but still flirty. Glam, but not heavy. And the best part? It moves beautifully. Every time you look around, it seems like everything is moving in slow motion.
It’s giving the main character a bridal energy — and I think that’s what we all deserve too.
Knotted Half-Up with Soft Rustic Waves
With this hairstyle, you’re saying “boho romance” and a little wildness from the meadow. Each side of the crown gets a strand which is then twisted together for a natural petal look. The rest of the hair is left to flow in long, earthy waves that are soft, natural and have lots of depth. The gentle golden brown looks lovely when it catches the sun outside.
I always tell brides to prep hair like this with a light mousse (like Davines Volume Mousse) and let it air dry in braids for a wavy base. After that, use a wide barrel iron to curl small sections and then finger-comb them to finish the look.
It looks like something right out of a cottagecore fantasy. If you’re getting married in a vineyard or a forest clearing, you’ll look just right. I prefer it best with vintage lace or anything decorated with floral embroidery.
You won’t need to adjust this style and that’s one reason it’s so special. If you’d like more of a fairy tale vibe, just add a few dried flowers or pearl pins to your hair.
Polished Chignon with Gentle Swirl Detail
This style is refined but far from boring. At the nape, the chignon is made by swirling and tucking pieces into a softly looped style. It might be formal, but it’s not stuffy — a new way to celebrate classic bridal style that goes well with modern dresses.
A little preparation is needed here: apply a smoothing serum, style your hair with a blowout and finish by using a molding cream to shape the loops without making them crunchy. I prefer Kenra Platinum Texturizing Taffy for this purpose because it holds the look and feels silky.
It’s very romantic to wear a style that reveals the neck and shoulders. A veil comb or a small barrette will help the style stay neat and dreamy.
It’s perfect for brides who want to feel natural, but with a touch of elegance.
Textured Twist on Short-to-Medium Waves
Even with short hair, you can still look like a bride — just look at this half-up style with waves and a small knot. This design is perfect for summer weddings because it’s fresh, modern and easy to wear in warm weather.
A good choice for wavy hair is the Ouai Air Dry Foam which will give your hair a soft, tousled look. Spraying a bit of root lift at the crown will help your hair look fuller all day.
This style makes a statement without overpowering your dress. Think sequins, spaghetti straps, and bold makeup. It’s the perfect mix of casual and bridal.
If you’re having a ceremony by the ocean or out in nature, this flower won’t droop. It holds up, and it moves with you.
Waterfall Braid with Cascading Curls
The waterfall braid is the best way to express feminine charm — it’s soft, flowing and always looks great in pictures. This hairstyle shows off structured braiding and its full waves give it a royal feel, but there is a fun side to it as well.
Get the best look by curling hair away from your face with a 1-inch iron, pin it up and then gently brush it out. I prefer the Not Your Mother’s Curl Talk line because it keeps my curls in place without making them sticky or rough.
Waterfall braids may seem hard to do at first, but once you get the hang of it, it feels like you’re weaving some kind of magic. I’ve experimented with this on bridesmaids and flower girls as well and it works just as well.
Complete your look by wearing this with an open back, some pretty florals or an A-line dress for a magical effect.
Low Romantic Bun with Veil-Ready Volume
The final style is beautiful — a big low bun with a clear shape and curls that are softly pinned. Because the front pieces are loose and face-framing, the style looks gentle and feminine. It’s elegant, lovely and the type of dress that makes you feel like a bride.
I recommend prepping the roots with a volumizing spray (try IGK Big Time Volume & Thickening Mousse) and setting curls before constructing the bun section by section. Finish your look by misting the face with a soft shine spray.
With this style, you can match your veil, whether it’s a cathedral, fingertip or birdcage veil. But even without one, it’s breathtaking on its own.
It looks good on almost any face and neck which is likely why I always suggest it to friends who ask for help with their hair.
Romantic Low Twist With Dimensional Blonde
There’s something timeless about a low updo — and this softly twisted chignon absolutely delivers. At the crown, a little extra volume gives the hairstyle a hint of old-fashioned elegance and the blonde color adds a touch of softness. Every section is carefully swept and secured, so the whole style looks elegant and lived-in, as if it was made for a summer wedding.
It’s a good idea to use texture spray on this style before you begin styling. Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray is my go-to — it keeps the hair secure and light, so it doesn’t feel stiff which is important for outdoor ceremonies. It’s also easy to add a light veil or comb, as the back is designed to hold them in place.
The thing I appreciate most about this style is how it can be used in churches, at vineyards and by the sea and still look amazing. I’ve told several friends who had summer weddings about this twist and they all said it stayed neat and tidy even in the heat.
Want a little extra sparkle? A delicate pearl pin nestled in the twist instantly adds that “yes, I’m the bride” touch without screaming it. Subtle, chic, and sunshine-proof.
Voluminous Bun With Face-Framing Waves
This large, softly pinned bun is a style that never seems to go out of fashion. The face-framing strands aren’t just romantic — they do wonders for balancing and softening any makeup look. The volume on the top makes the style seem taller which is especially nice for brides who are shorter or have a sweetheart neckline.
To keep your top smooth and your bun full, you need to prepare a little ahead of time. I suggest using the Color Wow Dream Coat to blow-dry your hair to avoid frizz which is very useful during the humid summer. After that, using a big curling iron to add bend and volume helps make the process simple.
I think it reminds me of the early days of Pinterest brides and I love that. It’s gentle and up-to-date, yet it keeps the lovely, refined feeling we love for summer weddings.
For brides with longer wedding days (think: morning photos, afternoon vows, late-night dancing), this bun keeps everything secure while letting those delicate tendrils move with you.
Half-Up Crown Braid With Loose Waves
Crown braids are always fashionable and they look great when combined with flowing waves. This style hits that perfect “boho-but-not-messy” mark. I like that the braids come together at the back with a pearl-dotted pin — it’s not too princessy and is perfect for garden or beach weddings, where you want some hair down but don’t want it in your face.
If you have naturally wavy or thick hair, this is one of the best. You should try using a mousse like Moroccanoil Curl Control Mousse before braiding, especially if you need your waves to stay in place during a warm day. The braids help anchor the style and prevent frizz, even if you’re dancing outdoors under the stars later.
There’s a fun element to this outfit, but it still looks put-together. I’ve seen it work just as well with barefoot brides as it does with cathedral veils. You have order on top and freedom on the bottom.
And here’s a little tip: a few drops of shine oil on the ends will keep everything looking polished without weighing the curls down. Trust me, that subtle shimmer in golden hour light? Perfection.
Textured Side-Swept Chignon
The sideways swept chignon in this picture looks both elegant and dramatic. What makes this style stand out is that it seems simple, but it’s actually very well done. The open space, the twists and the thin strands touching the cheekbone — each part looks natural, even though it’s doing so much. Perfect for a modern romantic vibe.
For any bride who wants to highlight her earrings or a striking neckline, this silhouette is brilliant. It lifts and opens up the face beautifully. If you want a thicker base that still feels soft, apply Bumble and bumble Thickening Go Big Treatment as a spray before you style your hair.
Side-swept hairstyles have a special touch of glamour, don’t they? I wore a similar look for a friend’s black-tie wedding last July and got so many compliments — even strangers asked if I had a hairstylist on call. (I didn’t, but I wish.)
This is one of those styles that takes a good hairstylist to get right, so bring plenty of inspiration to your trial — and don’t skimp on the setting spray if you’re getting married outdoors.
Romantic Half-Up With Vintage Waves and Hairpiece
Talk about a head-turner. This half-up look gives off a vintage feel thanks to the waves which is balanced by the pretty jeweled accessory. It’s a style that makes you feel special — soft, elegant and impossible to forget. The curls have a perfect bend that stays in place during warm outdoor events.
If you wear a strapless or off-shoulder dress, this hairstyle highlights both your hair and your dress. I always suggest using Kenra Volume Spray 25 for hold and shine. It gives crazy long-lasting hold without helmet-head. A must for dancing under twinkle lights.
I’ve seen this style paired with pearl-drop earrings and a soft cathedral veil, and it’s pure poetry. Wavy curls also look great on natural brunettes and those with balayage, as the light catches the shape of the curls.
If you’re going for a more personalized feel, swap the hairpiece for something heirloom or bespoke. It’s a great way to add sentimental value without changing the whole style.
Braided Crown Elegance With Tousled Bun
A low, tousled bun with a crown braid looks very royal, as if it’s a tribute to fairy tales and kings and queens. Here, the braid acts as a crown and the loose, easy bun below brings together order and a bit of randomness. It’s ideal for brides who want a delicate and sophisticated look, but not too much of either.
I’d start by spraying Amika The Shield Anti-Humidity Spray and using a wide-tooth comb to get my hair to hold all day. To keep your braid looking good, it should have a rough texture and your bun should feel soft, not hard. A little spray of setting mist and a few invisible pins will help this style last from the ceremony to the afterparty.
Whenever I notice this hairstyle, I imagine candlelight and gentle garden light. It’s flexible enough to include dried flowers or baby’s breath for a natural touch or add a vintage clip for more style.
This is a great option for brides who want to look glamorous while still feeling like they didn’t try too hard. It whispers fairy-tale without shouting it.
Soft Braided Half-Up With Cascading Waves
I always say: when in doubt, braid it out. This look with a half-up style and loose, wavy braids helps you look playful and still elegant. The gentle flow of the waves and the held-back braids are perfect for outdoor weddings where the wind could be a little too much fun.
To avoid a too-casual appearance, use a large-barrel curling iron on your curls, brush them through with a boar bristle paddle brush and finish with R+Co Outer Space Flexible Hairspray. It provides a soft grip that doesn’t feel stiff and it photographs beautifully.
It reminds me of vineyards, the end of the day and dancing on the grass. It’s young, but not childish — effortless, but not lazy.
Pro tip? Apply a little highlighter at the collarbone and shoulders to copy the shining and moving waves. It brings the whole vibe together, subtly but powerfully.
Classic Glam With Middle-Part Waves
This hairstyle gives off a quiet confidence that you can’t miss. Long, full waves and a sleek middle part create a look that has always been popular. The simple look here is perfect for fancy dresses and strong eye makeup — it’s not flashy, but it makes a difference. Huge.
For shiny, full hair, I’d begin with Olaplex No. 6 Bond Smoother and finish the look with a blowout and a light curl from the GHD Soft Curl Tong. Run your fingers through the curls (not a brush!) and finish with shine spray like Color Wow Extra Mist-ical Shine.
I prefer this style since it’s not too bridal, but still looks special and planned. I was a bridesmaid in June and I wore something similar then. More people complimented me on my look than they ever had with any other updo.
Let’s be honest — some summer weddings are hot. With this style, you can skip the heavy pins or teasing and still look camera-ready all day.
Slicked-Back Ponytail With Hollywood Curls
Minimalist brides, this one’s for you. The classic slicked-back ponytail is updated for weddings with soft Hollywood waves hanging from the base. The top is put together, the bottom is playful and it stays dry through all the dancing — I think this is perfect for any modern-chic wedding, especially if you’re traveling.
First, blow-dry your hair with a root-lifting spray from Oribe and then flat iron the top section before curling your ponytail. The trick? Place a small strand around the base and hide a pin inside to finish the look neatly.
If you want your shoulders, collarbones or earrings to stand out — this style is the perfect choice. It helps you look clean and bright around your face, so your glow-up is more visible.
I love how this look bridges red-carpet and aisle-ready. It’s a hairstyle that isn’t trying to stand out, but it does anyway.
Loose Waves With Draped Curtain Bangs
What makes this summer bridal hair special is that it doesn’t try too hard. Drugged-out, low-slung waves with a bit-of-life feel matched with wispy bangs made like curtains framing the face. It’s both a modern goddess and a beach bride and I believe it fits almost every kind of face shape.
You should use a soft technique — nothing too hard or clearly defined. I’d use Ouai Wave Spray, scrunch my hair and if I want more of a wave, I’d use a diffuser. The curtain bangs? Work a small amount of lightweight mousse into your hair with a round brush to keep it looking good and in place.
It’s giving soft ‘90s romance meets Malibu bride. This style doesn’t seem to follow trends; it helps set them. I’ve noticed that brides can wear this with garden flowers or modern, off-shoulder dresses and it always looks perfect.
Need a little extra hold for the bangs? Just a small amount of styling wax on your fingertips is what takes your hair from looking cute to looking effortlessly sculpted.
