Some Helpful Hair Info
Hi gals!
Here is some helpful hair info that I came across!!
I was unaware of all of the options so I thought it might help someone else too!!
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There are several basic options for a bridal headpiece.
1. Tiara: This option is probably the most dramatic and has evolved into several wearable variations. The tiara is an elegant way for brides to complement a simple sheath gown or a Cinderella-like ball gown style.The tiara can be worn alone or with an added veil, which, by being removable offers added versatility. Tiaras offer the ultimate sophisticated accent and work particularly well with bare bridal gown styles. The tiara is most often accented with pearls, crystal and rhinestone variations. It can be worn with the hair swept up as well as atop a short cropped haircut.
2. Crown: The crown is the most traditional of all the headpiece options. It can be fashioned with pearl and/or crystal detailing. Should the bride choose to do so, a pouf in the back allows her to wear her hair up, with cascading curls that create a fullness atop of her head.
3. Back Piece: This versatile option allows the bride to choose a hair style that is either simple or elaborate. A low bun, a French twist, hair hanging down or brushed away from the face are all excellent looks which can be worn with the back piece.
4. Headband: The headband is an option for that works especially well for the bride who wants to wear her hair pulled back or hanging down. The headband functions to keep hair off the brides face and yet allows it to cascade down her back.
5. Bun Wrap: The bun wrap is the best option if one wishes to keep attention focused on the face. A bride may wear her hair completely pulled back from her face and then wrapped into a bun which, in turn, is tucked through the headpiece. This option adds a dramatic look by setting off a long, elegant neck and high cheek bones.
6. Waterfall: This simple yet elegant style can be worn with almost any style of gown. The waterfall effect is created by attaching a veil to a comb worn high atop the head or beneath the bun, in back. The term is derived from the drape of sheer fabric that frames of the face. This headpiece option allows for additional convenience when the long veil is removed after the ceremony.
Here is some helpful hair info that I came across!!
I was unaware of all of the options so I thought it might help someone else too!!
There are several basic options for a bridal headpiece.
1. Tiara: This option is probably the most dramatic and has evolved into several wearable variations. The tiara is an elegant way for brides to complement a simple sheath gown or a Cinderella-like ball gown style.The tiara can be worn alone or with an added veil, which, by being removable offers added versatility. Tiaras offer the ultimate sophisticated accent and work particularly well with bare bridal gown styles. The tiara is most often accented with pearls, crystal and rhinestone variations. It can be worn with the hair swept up as well as atop a short cropped haircut.
2. Crown: The crown is the most traditional of all the headpiece options. It can be fashioned with pearl and/or crystal detailing. Should the bride choose to do so, a pouf in the back allows her to wear her hair up, with cascading curls that create a fullness atop of her head.
3. Back Piece: This versatile option allows the bride to choose a hair style that is either simple or elaborate. A low bun, a French twist, hair hanging down or brushed away from the face are all excellent looks which can be worn with the back piece.
4. Headband: The headband is an option for that works especially well for the bride who wants to wear her hair pulled back or hanging down. The headband functions to keep hair off the brides face and yet allows it to cascade down her back.
5. Bun Wrap: The bun wrap is the best option if one wishes to keep attention focused on the face. A bride may wear her hair completely pulled back from her face and then wrapped into a bun which, in turn, is tucked through the headpiece. This option adds a dramatic look by setting off a long, elegant neck and high cheek bones.
6. Waterfall: This simple yet elegant style can be worn with almost any style of gown. The waterfall effect is created by attaching a veil to a comb worn high atop the head or beneath the bun, in back. The term is derived from the drape of sheer fabric that frames of the face. This headpiece option allows for additional convenience when the long veil is removed after the ceremony.
