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While longer hair lends itself well to side braids, buns, and half-up, half-down 'dos, a side hairstyle can be created with short hair. It can be as simple as a side part or accentuating one side of your head with a flower, hairpin, barrette, or bow."}},"@type": "Question","name": "Should I hire a hairstylist for my wedding day","acceptedAnswer": "@type": "Answer","text": "This is totally up to you and your comfort level with doing your own hair. That said, many side hairstyles are on the trickier side, so it's worth hiring a pro if you're not 100 percent comfortable assigning the task to yourself. It's one less thing to stress about on your big day.","@type": "Question","name": "How much time should I budget for having my hair done","acceptedAnswer": "@type": "Answer","text": "It varies from bride to bride, but plan for 60 to 90 minutes. Typically, the more intricate the look, the longer it will take. If you're also getting your makeup done, double that time."]}]}] 88 years of expert advice and inspiration, for every couple.
While longer hair lends itself well to side braids, buns, and half-up, half-down 'dos, a side hairstyle can be created with short hair. It can be as simple as a side part or accentuating one side of your head with a flower, hairpin, barrette, or bow.
This is totally up to you and your comfort level with doing your own hair. That said, many side hairstyles are on the trickier side, so it's worth hiring a pro if you're not 100 percent comfortable assigning the task to yourself. It's one less thing to stress about on your big day.
Few things in life are truly universal. But the half-up, half-down hairstyle is a rare and welcome exception: (opens in new tab) It works for almost everyone who wishes to rock it, no matter their texture, shade, or preference. It's a true workhorse. If you're looking to conceal greasy roots, a textured pony at the crown can hide them until wash day. If you're doing Pilates or going for a run around your neighborhood and still want to look chic, a sleek pull-back (opens in new tab) will keep your strands out of your face. It's the perfect way to show off bold or experimental makeup (opens in new tab) by drawing attention to the eyes, and if you're just plain feeling indecisive, the look is versatile enough to inspire a new variation every day.
Clarke's look proves that you don't have to possess long hair to master the half up/half down style. To copy her look, part hair in the center, tease the hair at the crown of your head, and leave some pieces out (or wrap them around a curling iron) for a wavier effect.
"Off-the-shoulder is such a romantic neckline, so you want to keep the hair very soft," explains Temur. "What's great about that is that you can keep it straight and sleek or soften it up with some waves or curls. It depends on the bride!" A side-swept style, like this one, feels impossibly romantic, especially with cascading curls.
"For this wedding dress style, hair should be softly pulled back to show off the gorgeous V-neck on that special day," says Temur. "It doesn't need to be all up, but ensuring that the hair doesn't cover the neckline is essential." For the bride who doesn't want to commit to an updo, this side-swept, voluminous style is the perfect compromise.
"A high neck wedding dress should be paired with pulled back hair to show off the neckline," says Temur. By keeping your hair away, like with this updo with a deep side-part, you'll keep all eyes on the fabric's pretty details.
Temur's go-to hairstyle for scoop-neck wedding dresses is a half-up, half-down variation (we love how this beauty wore it, with bangs!). "This way, you can flaunt the neckline when you need to or push a few pieces into the front, too," he says.
When it comes to weddings, whether you're facing seaside winds, mid-summer humidity or just a sweaty dance floor, you need a style that can withstand anything. You don't want to overdo it, but you'll want something more elevated than an eve