Planning an intimate wedding with just the fam and close friends, or even online? You will be in need of some hair inspo to help you glam up! These hairstyles are perfect for an intimate wedding — they can be easily recreated by even beginner hairstylists (if you are not able to hire an expert one), do not require constant touch-ups and will look great on a video call! Check out the looks and take your pick...
- 01. Wavy florals
- 02. Embedded braid bun
- 03. Half up half down with face-framing sections
- 04. Loose side braid
- 05. Chic-frizz ponytail
01. Wavy florals
Image courtesy: @ritikahairstylist
If you want to wear some lovely long lengths (natural or extensions) for your big day, this is a simple yet beautiful look to do. Work in some goddess waves into your hair and some slender braids in the front. Adorn the braid with dainty flowers and you are ready for the rituals!
02. Embedded braid bun
Image courtesy: @dollyouup_bys
You can never go wrong with the classic gajra bun for your wedding glam! Add texture to the hair by putting in thick side braids that blend into your hair seamlessly and are secured into a clean round bun. Let lose a slender tendril by your temple to frame your face.
03. Half up half down with face-framing sections
Image courtesy: @parulduggalmakeupartist
Half up half down hairstyles are an easy way to do your hair by yourself — just add some loose waves to the mix. This hairstyle is especially good for layered haircuts and gorgeously coloured hair that doesn’t need too much styling to add a glamour quotient to your bridal ensemble.
04. Loose side braid
Image courtesy: @hvhfaces
A loose side braid is perfect for a Zoom wedding as you can show off the lovely styling in all its glory. Adron the braid with some baby’s breath or jasmine flowers (any little flower will do) and you have yourself a charming hairdo.
05. Chic-frizz ponytail
Image courtesy: @kajolrpaswwan
Texturised, frizzy waves is yet another way to add some character to your bridal hairstyle without having to sweat over any elaborate technique or accessorising. You can even crimp a few sections in order to add some volume to the hair. Secure in a mid-rise or low ponytail and let some strands fall freely around your face. Pssst… this one might just be our favourite of the lot!
Main image courtesy: @studioelan
Written by Sumona Bose on Dec 02, 2020
Sumona Bose is a writer, skincare junkie and a self-professed makeup connoisseur. Equipped with a Master's degree in Fashion Management and over 3 years of experience writing in the beauty and fashion space, her passion for learning new things has no bounds. Working closely with dermatologists, beauty excerpts, makeup artists and hairstylists, she brings you the best of all things beauty. From trending skincare ingredients to makeup looks that help you slay, she manages to bring something new (and vital!) to our readers every single time. Her hobbies include home workouts, watching foreign films and binge-watching makeover shows!