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Face shapes: Oval • Heart • Round
Hair length: Medium • Long • Extra Long
Hair texture: Straight • Wavy • Curly • Thick
Difficulty: Medium
Time to style: 45-60 minutes
Works with: Cathedral veil • Chapel veil • Floral crown • Pearl pins • Ribbon weaving
The double french braid gives brides that perfect balance of romantic softness and polished elegance they dream about for their wedding day. It frames your face beautifully while keeping you feeling confident and camera-ready from the first look through the last dance. There's something timelessly bridal about the symmetry and texture that makes you feel like the most beautiful version of yourself.
Beyond the stunning look, this style is incredibly practical for a long wedding day. The braids hold securely without feeling tight or causing headaches, and they work seamlessly with veils, flower crowns, and hair accessories. It's also remarkably wind-proof and humidity-resistant, so you can focus on celebrating instead of worrying about your hair falling flat or frizzing up.
Delicate pearl pins scattered throughout the braids
Vintage gold or silver hair combs at the crown
Crystal-studded bobby pins for subtle sparkle
Silk ribbon woven through the braids
Small floral clips tucked into the crossings
Baby's breath tucked along the braid lines for whimsical texture
White or blush spray roses clustered at the nape
Cathedral or chapel veil placed beneath the braids at crown
Fingertip veil with lace edge secured above the braids
Start with second-day hair or use dry shampoo for grip and texture.
Apply strong-hold hairspray after each braid section to lock it in.
Use clear elastic bands that won't slip and secure ends with pins.
Finish with lightweight finishing spray and avoid touching throughout the day.
Prep hair with texturizing spray or mousse on damp hair, then blow-dry with a round brush for volume and smoothness.
Create a clean center part from forehead to nape, dividing hair into two equal sections and securing one side temporarily.
Begin a french braid on one side at the hairline, adding small sections as you braid down toward the nape, then secure with elastic.
Repeat the french braiding technique on the opposite side, ensuring both braids are symmetrical and equally tight.
Secure both ends together or separately with clear elastics, gently pancake the braids for romantic volume, and mist with hairspray.
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Absolutely! Gently pulling apart the braid sections (called pancaking) creates the illusion of fuller, thicker hair. A little texturizing spray before braiding also adds grip and volume.
Yes, this style is perfect for veils! Place the veil comb beneath the braids at the crown or above them, depending on your veil style and preference.
You'll need at least shoulder-length hair, though longer hair (mid-back or longer) creates the most dramatic and romantic effect.
This is one of the most secure bridal styles! The braiding technique locks hair in place, making it resistant to movement, heat, and humidity throughout your celebration.
