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Face shapes: Oval • Heart • Square
Hair length: Medium • Long • Extra Long
Hair texture: Straight • Wavy • Curly • Fine • Thick
Difficulty: Medium
Time to style: 45-60 minutes
Works with: Cathedral veil • Fingertip veil • Pearl pins • Fresh flowers • Vintage combs
The low updo gives brides that effortless elegance they've been dreaming about—it's sophisticated without feeling stiff, romantic without being too precious. You'll feel like the most beautiful version of yourself, with a style that photographs gorgeously from every angle and makes you feel confident from the moment you walk down the aisle to your last dance.
Beyond the stunning look, low updos are incredibly practical for your big day. They stay secure through hours of celebrating, work beautifully with any veil style, and won't fall apart in wind or humidity. Plus, they keep hair off your neck and shoulders, so you stay comfortable whether you're saying your vows outdoors or dancing the night away indoors.
Delicate pearl hairpins scattered throughout
Vintage-inspired crystal hair comb at the base
Gold or silver leaf bobby pins for goddess vibes
Silk ribbon woven through the updo
Art deco headpiece positioned above the twist
Baby's breath tucked into twists for garden romance
White ranunculus or spray roses clustered at the nape
Cathedral veil attached just above the updo
Fingertip or waltz-length veil for classic elegance
Wash hair the day before—second-day texture holds pins better.
Use strong-hold hairspray after each section, not just at the end.
Tease roots at crown for volume that lasts through reception dancing.
Ask your stylist to do a trial run to test longevity.
Prep hair with texturizing spray and blow-dry with a round brush for volume and smoothness.
Curl hair in 2-inch sections using a curling iron, then gently brush through for soft, romantic waves.
Gather hair at the nape, divide into sections, and twist each piece loosely before pinning.
Pin twisted sections into a low cluster at the nape, layering pieces for depth and texture.
Secure with bobby pins, mist with strong-hold hairspray, and gently pull a few face-framing pieces loose for romantic softness.
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Absolutely! Teasing the roots and using extensions for added fullness creates beautiful volume. Your stylist can also use texturizing products to give fine hair more grip and body.
Yes, when done properly with strong-hold products and plenty of bobby pins, a low updo is one of the most secure bridal styles. It's designed to last from ceremony through your final dance.
Definitely! Low updos are perfect for cathedral veils—the attachment point sits naturally just above the style. You can remove the veil for the reception without disrupting your hairstyle.
Schedule your trial 2-3 months before your wedding day. This gives you time to make adjustments and ensures your stylist can perfect the low updo you're envisioning.
