Wedding Updos: Long, Short, & Curly Hair

The Prettiest Wedding Updos to get in White Plains, New York-

LOW SLUNG BUN – For women with thick hair, updos can be a physically heavy, time-consuming nightmare. However, it’s still possible to create the perfect wedding hair updo. A low-slung bun with loose tendrils is not only super sexy but mega-easy and even works on second-day hair. We create a bun just above your collarbone by twisting the pony and then wrapping the ends so that they cover the elastic, before pinning in place. Then we give any loose strands a quick twirl with a curling wand and set it with a Hair Spray.

TEASED BUN – Teased Bun is one of the most trending wedding hairstyles out there. Start with a blowout. We brush your hair into a high ponytail and secure it with an elastic. Next, we work on your ponytail to add shine and begin to secure a bun with bobby pins. But, instead of tucking into the bun, leave the very ends of your hair hanging out and spray it with a hair spray. Use the teasing comb to tease the ends of the hair, then get on with a simple headband. This will give the best texture possible to your hair.

TEXTURED TOP KNOT – For a sharp take on the hairstyle for the epic wedding events ahead, go with the free-spirited fashion that illuminates more with the textured topknot. We do it for you by sectioning the hair from one ear’s top to the other’s. Take a two-inch section and wrap it around a curling wand, continue in different directions throughout your entire head. The key is to make it look tousled and undone. Then we tilt your head back and smooth your hair into a perfect ponytail. Separate your ponytail into two pieces and knot the hair. Depending on the length of your hair, you can knot again. For more texture, tease the sections before you begin the knotting process. Secure your teased knots with bobby pins and finish your look.

TWISTED PONY – For an artsy girl, the twisted pony is one of the best wedding updos. We start with flat-ironing your hair, so it’s shiny and sleek before pulling it into an 80s-cheerleader-style high ponytail. Then we randomly twist your hair and pin it to your head, using a gold barrette to secure the ends, leaving them out intentionally for added sleek texture.