0 Bridal Hair Trends for 2011

Every year there are new bridal hairstyle trends that come along.  It's so important to look modern and current on your wedding day but it's also essential to complement this with how you want to feel looking at your photo's 10 years from now.  It's a balancing act that needs to be well thought out when considering your bridal hair style. 

With that said, here's the latest bridal hair trends for 2011.

Last year’s version of the beachy curl is not as fashionable this year however for brides who are looking to wear their hair down on the big day, soft bouncy curls are a must have. The curls this year are very loose and flowing with a lot body and bounce. A little shine and/or glitter placed on the hair works well for this type of style by enhancing the overall look. This gorgeous style suits brides with medium length to long hair.
Because the bob hairstyle has made a huge comeback this year many brides will be looking to do something exceptional with this look on their wedding day. Loose bouncy soft curls would be a fantastic look for this years bob and very much in style.

Every year it seems updo’s are extremely popular for brides and this year is no exception. The 2011 bridal runways show sleek, elegant updo’s that incorporate additional pieces such as rhinestones, feathers, flowers or fabric.  Also seen on the bridal runways this year was the loose sexy updo. This type of updo suits almost every women with long hair and is very current and at the same time very classic. 

Other popular 2011 bridal updo’s include loose chignon’s and beautiful braids that have natural hair pieces falling out casually across shoulders and backs. This type of look is great for brides who are wearing slim fitting wedding gowns as it adds drama and sophistication to the overall look.




Photography by Der Wei Chan - Model Lauren Berntzen from Ford - Makeup and Hair by Vicki Millar

Whatever hairstyle you choose this year for your wedding be sure and test it out prior to your wedding day so that you know what works and what doesn’t work for you.