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Choosing the right bridal hairstylist can be just as important as choosing the hairstyle itself. A skilled professional can help you understand what will work with your natural hair texture, length, density, wedding dress and accessories while also considering the practical demands of the wedding day.
CT Magazine’s Bridal Hairstylist coverage focuses on practical guidance for finding, communicating with and working with a hairstylist before and during the wedding. Our articles cover topics such as bridal hair trials, hairstyle consultations, inspiration photographs, accessories, hair preparation and questions worth discussing before booking.
A hair trial provides an opportunity to test more than the appearance of a hairstyle. It can reveal whether the style remains comfortable, whether accessories stay secure, how your hair responds to products and whether the finished look feels like you.
Whether you have straight, wavy, curly, coily, fine or thick hair, choosing someone with experience in your particular hair type can make the styling process more straightforward. The goal is not simply to recreate a photograph but to develop a practical hairstyle that suits your hair and your wedding-day plans.
A beautiful wedding updo needs to do more than look good in photographs. It should feel comfortable, stay secure for hours and still work when you’re walking, sitting, hugging guests and dancing later in the evening. Hair texture, thickness and…
Choosing a wedding hairstyle can be almost as difficult as choosing the dress. Your natural texture, hair length and thickness all affect how a style will look and feel throughout the day. Your dress neckline, veil, accessories, face shape and…