10 Wedding Hairstyles that are sure to impress: A Guide to Simple Wedding Hairstyles

Introduction

Wedding hairstyles can be an exciting opportunity for you to try something new and unique. You might be tempted to go for a complicated or elaborate hairdo, but these simple styles can also look just as impressive. These wedding hairstyles are sure to impress your guests and leave them wondering how you did it!

The Crown Braid

The crown braid is an easy way to tame flyways and add a little sparkle. To create this style, divide the hair at the top of your head into three sections (or more if you have shorter hair). Gather one section and start braiding it toward the back of your head. Once you reach the nape of your neck, secure it with an elastic band or hair tie and continue braiding until all three sections are braided.

Let's break down how to achieve this look step by step!

• Divide hair into three sections: one on each side of your part and one at the crown of your head

• Braid all three strands together in a regular braid pattern until reaching the nape of your neck or wherever suits best for styling later on

• Secure with an elastic band or ponytail holder just above where you stopped braiding

Half Up Half Down

If you’re looking for a simple wedding hairstyle that will still leave your guests impressed, the half-up half-down is a great option. To achieve this look, start by parting your hair down the middle and clipping back each section of hair with bobby pins. Next, pull up one side of your hair and secure it with a band or clip. Finally, spray the place with hairspray to keep everything in place!

Long, Loose, and Romantic

For this style, you should have long, loose hair. You can make your s by using a curling iron or you can buy a clip-on ponytail and use it with the wrap technique to create an updo.

Once you have created your curls or ponytail, use hair spray to hold them in place. You want the curls to be loose and soft but not too tight so that they look unnatural. Use bobby pins to secure any stray hairs back into place if necessary.

Messy Side Bun

The messy side bun is a classic and flattering hairstyle that's easy to do.

It's perfect for a casual wedding or if you're going for more of a laid-back vibe.

You’ll need:

• bobby pins (a lot!)

• Take your hair down from the ponytail and make sure it’s tangle-free, then put it into two braids on either side of your head, creating an X shape with the braids.

• Cross one braid over the other towards the back of your head and pin it in place with one or two bobby pins on each side of your head at intervals until all loose ends are held in place by a pin or two, creating an attractive bun shape in front of your face (see photo above).

Front Chignon

The front chignon is one of the most versatile hairstyles you can wear. This elegant style can be worn casually or formally, and it works well with many different lengths of hair.

How to create a front chignon:

• Part your hair in the middle, then smooth down your bangs with hairspray to keep them out of your face while styling the rest of your hair.

• Gather the back section of your hair into a low ponytail at around neck level (if you have long or thick hair and want less volume at the crown, try gathering up a smaller section). Secure this bun with an elastic or clip if necessary; you'll remove it later on during step 4 so don't worry about making it too tight!

• Working from left to right along one side of your head at ear level (or wherever you want), twist sections from underneath until they form loose coils that fall over each other like waves from underwater—try not touching any surface other than air as much as possible so that only tiny pieces stick together instead of causing static electricity problems later on). Once finished twisting all these pieces together into one large coil shape (it will resemble those found atop Victorian-era women's hats), secure them with bobby pins close enough together so they won't slip out but far enough apart so they don't look lumpy underneath layers upon layers upon more layers...

High Ponytail

• Use a ponytail holder to secure your hair. This option is great if you want a low-key, casual look. A simple elastic or Ouchless band will do the trick! If you’re worried about having slippery hands while applying your makeup, use an old toothbrush to slick down flyaways and tame any frizzies.

• Secure a high ponytail with bobby pins—just make sure they’re not too wide or long!

• Use a clip instead of bobby pins for extra security; this is especially helpful if you have thick or coarse hair that tends to fall out of bobby pins easily.

• Make sure to use several small clips on each side of the neck area so that all of your locks stay put—it looks more polished than just one big one at the center top of your head!

Natural Curls

If your hair is naturally curly, then it might be less work for you to style. You can simply curl your bangs with a curling iron and leave the rest of your hair down. If this sounds like you, don't worry about having to straighten or pin anything—it's all in the curls! Try using products like serums or waxes on wet hair before using the curling wand to achieve more volume and curl definition. And if you want to add more life back into them after a few days of wear (or if they're starting to look frizzy), try some type of oil treatment at night before bedtime. This will give them an extra boost while promoting healthy growth at their roots while giving them a soft texture when dry again tomorrow morning.

Low French Braid

To create this low French braid, start by styling your hair into a low ponytail. Then take a small strand of hair from the right-hand side and cross over to the left-hand side. Next, take another piece of hair from the right and cross it over again to join with the first piece of hair that you crossed over. Repeat this process until you reach your scalp line where you can secure it with an elastic band or clip.

Once you have secured all of your pieces in place, pull each ts base to create tighter braids and finish off with hairspray if needed! To make this look more elaborate:

• Gather more strands than usual into one section at a time (about two dozen per section).

• Divide each section into two parts (one for each side of your head), and twist them together before crossing them under themselves so that they form what looks like an infinity symbol shape (or rather an 8). This ensures that there’s no visible gap between each strand when looking down on top from above instead

• Continue braiding until halfway up where you then divide one side into two smaller sections; repeat steps 1& 2 as needed until done

Low Fishtail Braid

The fishtail braid is a simple way to create an elegant updo. It’s often used in braiding tutorials and can be found on Pinterest, but it can also be used as the foundation for your wedding hairstyle when paired with some accessories.

To create this style, you will need to do three small braids that meet in the middle of your head and tie them together using an elastic band. Next, take out one of the individual braids and wrap it around one side of your head, securing it with a bobby pin at the back of your ear (or wherever else you want). Add in some flowers or other decorative pieces for added effect!

This look is perfect for those who want something simple yet elegant—and best of all, there are so many ways to customize it!

Modern Grecian Goddess

A simple and elegant knot, the modern Grecian goddess is an easy-to-do hairstyle that can be completed in minutes.

To create this look, you'll need a few bobby pins and hairspray. Start by separating all of your hair into two sections and placing them on top of each other in a circular formation to create a crown shape. Then, start bobby-pinning down all of the loose hairs around the circumference of your head until everything is secured in place. Finally, use some hairspray to keep everything looking fresh!

These wedding hairstyles are simple to do and look impressive.

To have a wonderful wedding hairstyle, you need to take into consideration your face shape and hair type. Not every hairstyle will look good on everyone. What works for one person might not work for another person, whether it be their height, weight, or other factors. When choosing the right wedding hairstyle that suits your face shape and hair type you need to consider things like the length of your hair, how thick or thin it is, and what type of texture it has (straight but frizzy).

It is also important that when getting married that you find something easy enough so that you can do it yourself if necessary because nobody wants their hairdresser running over late at night! You want something simple yet still impressive looking because after all this is one of the most important days of your life and nothing should go wrong with any aspect leading up thereto or during!

Conclusion

The key to any great wedding hairstyle is simplicity. It’s easy enough to do your hair and make it look nice, but if you want something that will impress your guests, we recommend looking at these styles. They’re all great options that can be done by anyone, so don't be afraid!