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The decision of how to style your hair is another huge concern when you are getting married and ranks right up there with a wedding dress. The actual choice you make for the bridal hair style will be greatly determined by the length of your hair. Whatever you decide will either enhance or detract from your overall look on your big day. To be sure that the style you choose blends well with your face, your dress, and your man, you should consult your hair stylist. Your height and how tall your groom is other considerations.

If you have shorter hair you will unduly want to go with a look that lets your hair appear more full and sassy instead of flat to your head. Adding some highlights can also go a long way to making your hair stand out. You can even add a body wave or have some curl added if your hair lacks body.

If you happen to have medium length hair then of course you have many more choices. You can put your hair up and have a mass of curls on top or you can just leave it down. You can pull your hair back in front and then have a mass of curls or braids hanging from the back of the veil. If you want to leave you hair hanging straight down you may want to consider adding highlights and maybe flipping up the ends. French braids and twists also look very elegant. Another very sexy look is to have your hair pulled back and then leave some wisps of hair just hanging down slowly in your face for a timeless and classy appearance as well.

For those with longer hair, while you have more options than those with short hair, you may not have the same advantages as someone with medium hair. Your choices range from straight down to curly, half up and half down, or using braids or twists. The half up and half down look lets the front of your hair be rolled back out of your eyes in front, but at the same time leave it long in the back. You can also have it all wrapped in a bun, braided bun, twist, or classic beehive. Your beautiful long hair has so many options to choose from you should consult with your stylist to determine what will work best for you.

You should also beware of using excessive styling products that can make your hair look like a hard sculpture. You want it to look natural and be able to run you fingers through it, or let your new husband run his through it.

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Source by Gregg Hall