THE BEST BRIDE'S HAIRSTYLE

The bells are officially ringing for wedding season! Whether you're a spouse-to-be, a maid of honor, a guest, or even a Pinterest-addicted aspiring bride, these matrimony-appropriate looks are sure to bring out your inner celebrity on the big day.


Ashley Madekwe
Although the "Revenge" star's Jennifer Behr broach looked glitzy, her loose and textured top knot added contrast for a more effortless and less contrived feel. In order to balance out the sizable hair ornament, Sally Hershberger's wedding hair wizard Ruben Colon said the sideswept bangs are essential. "It makes the clip more proportional and also keeps the style looking more youthful," he said. To tidy up a top knot just a bit, Colon recommended spritzing hairspray on the backside of a paddle brush and using it as a tool to smooth the surface of the bun.



Jessica Alba
"A ponytail is the simplest way to style the hair, making this perfect for a no-fuss bride who still wants to look elegant and polished," said Campora, who gave Alba this look for the Ralph Lauren spring 2013 show. "It allows you to move freely so it's comfortable, but this one is still timeless and classic." Campora specifically placed Alba's pony high up at the crown of the head and softly curled the tail to give it "bounce and movement like Jessica Rabbit," he said.

Julianne Hough
Julianne Hough combines a braid in front and twists in the back for an intentionally unkempt style that feels more casual. "This would be a good alternate option for girls who want a natural-looking updo for a daytime beach wedding instead of the standard beachy waves," said Colon. Since it relies so heavily on bobby pins, Colon recommended this look for shoulder-length hair in particular. The other requirement? A beach spray, of course.

Sandra Bullock
Sandra Bullock's sleek, pin-straight hair is understated and edgy, while the accent of a subtle broach keeps it looking elegant and wedding-appropriate. "I see this style at a big city wedding that's both minimalistic and modern," said Colon. The ornament's placement directly behind the ear is what Colon explained makes this look so new, since it's not so obvious and is only visible when Bullock turns her head. As for how to pull off such linear locks, Colon said it's all in the part: "The part is drawn precisely off-center, which softens the look and minimizes the severity of it being so straight."


Or this goddess look?

Tell us what you think! Let us know what you think are the best hairstyle for brides or brides to be.

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