Combination Options for a Bride With a Diadem. How to Style Curls for a Wedding With a Short Veil?

For every woman, no mat­ter what age she is, it is very impor­tant to look beau­ti­ful and ele­gant at her own wed­ding. For the bride, a very rel­e­vant top­ic is always the right choice of hair­style, because on the Inter­net you can find almost a mil­lion dif­fer­ent options. Eyes run wide, and it’s hard to choose. A lot of ques­tions arise for girls with long hair, who with­out fail want to cre­ate a lux­u­ri­ous hair­style with a veil. This arti­cle will talk in more detail about inter­est­ing styling with a veil, options for com­bin­ing them and, of course, sim­ple mas­ter class­es will be pre­sent­ed.

Mar­riage is a great hol­i­day for young peo­ple, and pre-wed­ding chores and prepa­ra­tion for an impor­tant cer­e­mo­ny always bring not only plea­sure, but also some ques­tions. Today, pro­fes­sion­al mas­ters and styl­ists can bring to life a vari­ety of wed­ding hair­styles and styling. But before you go to a pro­fes­sion­al, you need to have an idea about the future hair­style.

The veil has long been an inte­gral part of a beau­ti­ful wed­ding look. Today, some brides refuse such an impor­tant acces­so­ry, and some, on the con­trary, hon­or tra­di­tions. Accord­ing to many experts, a veil must be present in any wed­ding look, since it not only com­ple­ments the for­mal attire, but also empha­sizes the impor­tance of the cel­e­bra­tion of love.

Next, we will take a clos­er look at the main and cur­rent wed­ding styling for long hair, which will be of inter­est to many girls.

• Beau­ties with very long hair or medi­um length hair can make a lot of the most unusu­al hair­styles. Today, shell-shaped hair­styles, as well as volu­mi­nous buns, are espe­cial­ly rel­e­vant. Such options are best cho­sen for a small veil.
• For a long veil or for a medi­um length vari­ant, beau­ti­ful loose curls, on which the veil is skill­ful­ly attached, can be an excel­lent solu­tion. Experts know about 20 options for perms, but clas­sic curls, large curls and glam­orous styling in the Hol­ly­wood style look the most ben­e­fi­cial at a wed­ding. The veil, as a rule, is attached to the bouf­fant, there­by not vio­lat­ing the integri­ty of beau­ti­ful curls (the bouf­fant can be of dif­fer­ent vol­umes depend­ing on the desired result).
• With the help of exquis­ite­ly styled curls, for exam­ple, in a flower, you can achieve a very ele­gant look. As a rule, the veil in this case is put on under the styling so that the hair­style can be seen.

• Hair gath­ered up real­ly looks spec­tac­u­lar, because it does not dis­tract atten­tion from the whole out­fit. If you put the curls back cor­rect­ly, you can show the beau­ty of the neck and shoul­ders.
• Wed­ding hair­styles with beau­ti­ful­ly laid bangs also look orig­i­nal. Usu­al­ly styling with bangs is done high to show the grace of the face and cheek­bones of the bride.
• Some­times the curls are left com­plete­ly straight, mak­ing straight­en­ing as styling and a lit­tle bouf­fant to secure the veil. This tech­nique is con­sid­ered very sim­ple and is suit­able for ladies who want to cre­ate an image in the style of min­i­mal­ism.
• Do not go out of fash­ion and a vari­ety of wed­ding hair­styles with braid­ed braids. Here you can fan­ta­size as much as you like, cre­at­ing some­thing new and mov­ing away from the usu­al clas­sics of the genre. Braids go well with veils of dif­fer­ent sizes, and look even more inter­est­ing on hair with the usu­al high­lights, sha­tush or ombre effect. If the bride has ordi­nary light brown or dark hair, but she would real­ly like to cre­ate an ombre effect with­out stain­ing, you should not sound the alarm at all. Skilled crafts­men today eas­i­ly insert wefts and weave the most var­ied wed­ding braids from them.

A veil can be of dif­fer­ent types, and a lot depends on it. So, if the bride choos­es a mul­ti-lay­ered lush veil, then it is best for her to pay atten­tion to sim­ple styling and not too con­spic­u­ous bunch­es of care­less­ly col­lect­ed curls. If the veil is embroi­dered with lace and looks no worse than a dress, then a min­i­mum of decor should be used on the hair. But if the veil is thin and sin­gle-lay­er, then it is quite pos­si­ble to dream up with unusu­al bunch­es and styling.

It is very impor­tant not to over­load the wed­ding image, every­thing should be in mod­er­a­tion. In addi­tion, the wed­ding image should be thought out to the small­est detail. The hair­style should be a manda­to­ry addi­tion to the wed­ding attire and veil. There should­n’t be any con­tra­dic­tions at all.

Hav­ing con­sid­ered the basic styling and hair­styles for long hair with a veil, it’s time to talk in more detail about acces­sories and com­bi­na­tions with veils. I would like to note right away that the veil goes well with tiaras of var­i­ous sizes. Some­times self-con­fi­dent brides even choose crowns. Tall and slen­der girls are best to choose small or thin tiaras with­out any pro­trud­ing parts. Such jew­el­ry will help to make the image more ele­gant and sophis­ti­cat­ed.

Ladies who have a square or round­ed face type should choose a medi­um-length veil and a tiara with a pro­trud­ing part in the mid­dle. It can be both a tri­an­gle and a square, dec­o­rat­ed with dec­o­ra­tive stones. Gold­en tiaras will look equal­ly good on both light and dark hair. Red-haired beau­ties are best to give pref­er­ence to options made in gold in com­bi­na­tion with a short veil.

Wed­ding hair­styles for long hair with a veil and dec­o­ra­tive wreaths look no less attrac­tive. With the help of such an advan­ta­geous com­bi­na­tion, you can cre­ate a gen­tle and inno­cent image that will empha­size the youth of a girl and the beau­ty of an old­er lady. Also, dec­o­ra­tive hair­pins with flow­ers or stones, volu­mi­nous hair­pins of var­i­ous shapes and even wed­ding hoops can be used as acces­sories.

It is worth recall­ing that if one or more jew­el­ry is present on the hair, it is very impor­tant to choose a not very pre­ten­tious dec­o­ra­tion around the neck and ear­rings for it. It is very impor­tant to cre­ate a lacon­ic and mod­er­ate image in which some acces­sories will com­ple­ment oth­ers.

Cre­at­ing a lux­u­ri­ous wed­ding hair­style is not dif­fi­cult at home. For loose curls with a veil, you will need the fol­low­ing com­po­nents:

• comb;
• curl­ing iron (you can use curlers or iron­ing);
• var­nish and mousse for fix­ing.

This is the step by step guide.

• Clean hair should first be light­ly treat­ed with a spe­cial foam and begin to twist it from below, mov­ing towards the crown and mak­ing a hor­i­zon­tal part­ing.
• The result­ing curls should be care­ful­ly laid with a comb and light­ly run over them with your fin­ger­tips, but with­out dis­solv­ing them com­plete­ly. Fix every­thing with var­nish.
• Next, you should make a small pile on the back of the head and fas­ten the veil to it with the help of hair­pins or spe­cial hair­pins. Some­times there is a veil with a comb.

Anoth­er inter­est­ing, but at the same time quite sim­ple way to cre­ate a wed­ding hair­style is to cre­ate a braid from twist­ed curls. To imple­ment it, you will need a stan­dard set of combs, var­nish and stealth.

• First you need to wind all the hair to get medi­um curls. It should be twist­ed from the back of the head, from below.
• Next, you should make a small bouf­fant, remove all the hair to one side and, in the most com­mon way, weave a three-strand braid out of them, then they should be let out a lit­tle.
• And final­ly, you should fix the pig­tail and spray a strong hold hair­spray on your hair. Using hair­pins, fix the veil on the fleece. A small and thin dia­dem is per­fect for such a hair­style.

Styling looks extra­or­di­nary when the veil is attached to the braid-rim. Long flow­ing curls are per­fect­ly com­bined with a sophis­ti­cat­ed sil­ver tiara that holds the veil to the floor.

Often styl­ists weave bangs into braids, there­by cre­at­ing a very effec­tive look. And the fin­ish­ing touch for care­less braids is a lace veil.

You will learn how to make volu­mi­nous curls in the next video.