While your dress will likely dictate your choice of hairstyle on your wedding day, so too can the season. Switching from a beachy, bohemian vibe to ethereal feels perfectly whimsical-winter bride. Accessorise with twinkly tiaras, vintage clips or seasonal blooms, and your hair will look as magical as the memories made.
The elaborate up-do
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There may be few other occasions when you can go all-out with a show-stopping hairstyle. Take inspiration from this up-do combining buns, braids and a bow.
The chignon
A chignon is dateless, but keeping it relaxed and subtly textured makes the style look current.
Hollywood hair
Go flat at the roots and full through the ends for the ultimate old-meets-new Hollywood hairstyle.
Jumbo bun
Make a statement with a supersized bun, positioned just above the nape of your neck.
The rolled up-do
This soft, rolled up-do is perfect for the ethereal winter bride.
Accessorise
There’s no easier way to make a simple hairstyle wedding-worthy than with a sparkling headband.
Heart-shaped hair
Love is in the hair? Blake Lively’s heart-shaped, half-up hairstyle is true romance.
The flowers
Jennifer Lawrence has made the floral bun the new flower crown. Choose seasonal blooms to match the mood.
Multiple buns
These low, loose buns are an elegant twist on a classic.
Ringlet curls
On your wedding day, it’s a case of the bigger the better. Curly girls, make Solange your muse.
Bridal blow-dry
If a wavy blow-dry is your signature style, in winter ensure the texture is glossy (over beachy), and update the style with a hair bridal brooch a la Keira Knightley.
The laced plait
Want to incorporate darker colours into a winter wedding? Try black lace in the hair, woven around a roll, securing a braid – or both.
Modern day Hepburn
Got a fringe? Channel your inner Audrey with an elegant French twist.
