Calling all brides! :D

Don’t make your hair the thing you wish you could go back and change. Plus, your hair is in every photo you will be in… close or far shots. So, let’s begin with the biggest debate of all dirty or clean hair. That would really depend on the stylist and the hair that they are working with. My suggestion is to call your salon and see what they recommend. Our salon policy is to come in with clean and 100% dry hair. It is always easier as well as faster to “dirty” the hair then to make it clean again. Another option is to come in the day of or day before to have your hair washed, dried and styled. This will give the stylist the opportunity to create the perfect canvas to work with. Plus, as a bonus gives you time to relax a little more. Also, I would highly recommend a trial run. It allows you and your stylist to work out any concerns there may be. There are salons that put it in their bridal contracts. Bridal contracts generally will list pricing, policies, timing and whether they allow and/or provide beverages or food into their building. 

Wedding trends 

1. Loose styles have a soft romantic appeal to them. They would also be a great option for people who want their hair all up but not tight.
2. Sleek is a classic and timeless look. You simply can’t go         wrong.  
3. Yes, ponytails! They aren’t just for the gym. They are fun, pretty and sturdy. 
4. Accessories have been one of the biggest trends I have noticed. They add a little extra detail to your updo and can tie your outfit together head to toe. 

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