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Face shapes: Oval • Heart • Diamond
Hair length: Medium • Long • Extra Long
Hair texture: Coily • Curly • Thick
Difficulty: Advanced
Time to style: 90-120 minutes
Works with: Cathedral veil • Juliet cap veil • Fresh florals • Hair jewelry • Ribbons
Feedin braids bring a sense of cultural pride and timeless elegance that makes brides feel deeply connected to their roots while looking absolutely radiant. This protective style offers a perfect blend of tradition and modern bridal sophistication, giving you the confidence to walk down the aisle knowing your look is both meaningful and stunning. The clean, sculptural lines create a regal silhouette that photographs beautifully from every angle.
Beyond the emotional appeal, feedin braids are incredibly practical for a full wedding day. They stay perfectly intact through happy tears, outdoor ceremonies, and hours of dancing without a single touch-up needed. The style works seamlessly with veils, floral crowns, and statement jewelry, and it won't wilt in humidity or wind—giving you one less thing to worry about on your big day.
Gold or silver hair cuffs placed along braid sections
Pearl-tipped pins woven throughout the braids
Crystal-adorned hairpins at the crown
Delicate chain headpieces draped across the hairline
Metallic thread or ribbon woven into braids
White roses or baby's breath tucked into braid intersections
Silk ribbon in ivory or blush threaded through braids
Cathedral veil positioned at the crown behind the braids
Juliet cap veil that sits over the front hairline without disrupting braid pattern
Braid on freshly washed and deep-conditioned hair for smoothness and hold.
Apply edge control and light mousse to keep baby hairs sleek all day.
Sleep with a silk scarf the night before to protect the style.
Pack edge brush and holding spray for quick touch-ups before photos.
Prep hair with a moisturizing leave-in conditioner and blow-dry straight to create a smooth, tangle-free base for braiding.
Create clean parts using a rattail comb, mapping out your desired braid pattern (straight back, curved, or side-swept designs).
Start each braid with a small section of natural hair, gradually feeding in small pieces of extension hair as you braid down to create a seamless, tapered look.
Keep even tension throughout each braid, ensuring the feedin extensions blend invisibly and the braids lay flat against the scalp.
Secure braid ends with small elastics, apply edge control to the hairline, and add your chosen accessories for a polished bridal finish.
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Absolutely! Feedin braids are actually ideal for finer hair because the extension hair is gradually added, creating beautiful fullness without putting stress on your natural strands. Just communicate with your stylist about tension to keep it comfortable.
Plan to have them installed 1-2 days before your wedding day. This gives your scalp time to relax from the initial tension while keeping the style fresh and photo-ready.
Yes! Feedin braids work beautifully with veils, especially cathedral and Juliet cap styles. Position the veil behind or above the braid pattern to showcase both elements without interference.
Definitely. Feedin braids are one of the most secure bridal styles available and will stay flawless through ceremony, photos, and dancing without any touch-ups needed.
