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To be perfect on her wedding day, a bride needs to have the perfect dress, perfect make-up, and perfect hairstyle. These three aspects should jive and complement each other to accentuate the bride's beauty. Because it is her day, the bride should be able to choose among a variety of bridal hairstyles that will go well with her dress. These two will be the ultimate basis of her make-up.

Now, bridal hairstyles depend on many factors. Common considerations when it comes to choosing a hairstyle are: the bride's hair type, budget, time, and of course, the dress. Some hairstyles require accessories, while some are simple yet stylish. But of course, brides should go for looks that are elegant yet very practical.

Quite a number of brides do not mind splurging on a hairstylist. After all, it is her special day. However, when formulating your look for D-day, working with a fixed budget is very important. A hairstylist is not a must but is recommended but be sure to work within the budget.

There are wedding styles that work best for short and long hairstyles. Short hairstyles normally require a style that includes setting and blow drying. A fresh hip haircut with a change in hair color would do for those who want to keep it short. Some short haired brides also choose the option of having hair extensions. Hair extension cost depends on the kind of hair and application you'll be getting. Synthetic weaves that are braided-in cost around $ 150 to $ 400.

Three styles work best for long hair: wear it straight, sport them in big romantic curls, or tie them in various up-dos. For the first option, it is highly recommended to go for keratin treatment. Big romantic curls will always be a classic choice, but you can change things up by the size of the curls. Up-dos can make or break a look. The success of this venture lies in the hands of your stylist so make sure you get with a long standing reputation for doing bridal hair.

For either long or short bridal hairstyles, it is inevitable to talk about hair accessories. Hair accessories are integral parts of bridal hairstyles. They add glamor and elegance to any hairstyle. Most of the time, hair accessories come with the wedding dress. These pieces are created by the dress designer in sync with the theme of the dress. However, if this is not the case, the bride can just simply get a jewelry piece and make it part of her ensemble for the day.

These are but some of the bridal hairstyles that one can explore as they go about their wedding preparations. One important tip: Rehearse the hairstyle before the wedding itself. Ample time should be allotted so that the necessary adjustment can be made without pressure. This makes it possible to select that one hairstyle that you can look back on and say, "I was so beautiful that day."

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Source by Melanie Libatique