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does any one know any good web sites that has pictures of wedding hair styles

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theknot.com

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c link below.

lots of sites, hope they help.

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weddingchannel.com, theknot,com, brides.com

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www.weddingchannel.com. They have a chat board forum, and three of the threads are devoted just to hair pictures. They have TONS more pictures than the knot does.

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Hi.

go to www.google.com and type ''wedding hair styles'' and you will get lakhs of good web sites.

beleive me that is the best possible way.

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www.ivillage.com has pics and names of hair styles. Prob not as much as the other ones listed though!

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As silly as it may sound, have you tried a google search for wedding hairstyles? Alternatively, put an image search in on google for 'wedding hairstyles'.

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just google 'wedding hair' etc....

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i don't know of any sites, but i will give you one piece of advice. if you are having your hair done at a salon, don't tell them it is for your wedding, just tell them it is for a special work function or something, they charge tonnes extra for a bridal hair style.

i rang my local salon and said i wanted a demo bridal do done and they charges me 鎷?5, i went to the same salon and had the same style done, but told them it was for a anniversary party - i put my veil on later and it cost me 鎷?5, of course it was a different staff rotation, but it just shows one way of keeping the costs down for your wedding.

hope this helps...

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Here you go...

http://www.hairboutique.com/tips/bridals...

http://www.weddinghair.com/

http://www.usabride.com/wedplan/a_hair_a...

Hair! What subject has produced more fears, tears and rituals, bottles, brushes, and headlines than that of the almighty coiffeur? Any bad hair day is cause enough for us to shutter, stutter and utter "what will I do with my hair"???

Add the wedding day do to this dilemma and there is coiffeur confusion, mad rushes to the magazine rack and tears begging our trusted stylist for help. Here are some great tips:

1. Dress: Maurer says to start with the dress because, "the brides total bridal look has to be taken into consideration, every thing must balance. The brides dress choice sets the tone for the entire ceremony and the hair design has to evoke the same feeling."

%26gt; Tiaras

%26gt; Veils

%26gt; Bridal Jewelry

An amazing selection of gorgeous tiaras

2. Texture: "Believe it or not the wedding gown can also dictate the texture of the finished hair design. A smooth, shiny Updo of curls or glossy stick straight hair complements a smooth satin gown. Where a gown of sweeping tulle is beautifully accented by soft flowing curls."

3. The silhouette: "Your look from head to toe has a silhouette, either horizontal or vertical. A full skirt is horizontal and best balanced by a wider hair design and or full veiling. A vertical look being narrow and slim is complemented by a hair design of the same lines; it could be a bob tucked behind the ears or a narrow pile of curls on top of the head."

4. History: "No, we are not back in school. But is there a period of history your gown reflects? Theme weddings such as renaissance or swing make a great excuse to have some creative fun with your hair."

5. Proportions: "Again the full effect needs to balance. The bride with short hair who is wearing an ornate full traditional dress needs to remember to balance her look with the appropriate headpiece. Like wise the petite bride with too much hair might think about wearing it up to draw the eye vertically."

6. Time of Day: "Next to the dress, the time of day should have some bearing on the hairstyle and headpiece you choose." Maurer suggests for a day or morning wedding less glitz and sparkle. "Save the crystals, sparkl and tiaras for more formal evening weddings. Headbands, flowers, wreaths, and hats are perfect for day or morning ceremonies."

http://www.hairstylesdesign.com/wedding-... -- this one is very good!!

Goodluck