Today's brides are often right on trend, taking classic bridal updos and updating them with a slightly undone look. Braids are always "in" and intricate enough to do away with a veil, opting instead for intriguing jewels for a touch of light, an asymmetric accessory, or nothing at all!

Revlon Professional presents the 2015 bridal collection, inspired by romantic and elegant yet, classic glamour. The spirit of haute couture gets transferred to the hair, which becomes the most precious complement of the bride.

“Times are changing. Our first gay wedding. 2 brides marrying each other in Southampton. #gaymarriages #southhamptonbrides #carolynssalon,” is what Carolyn Walter, owner of Carolyn’s Salon (Aquebogue, NY) posted about the above photo of a trial for a wedding!

Yann Varin created the intricate, chic chignon backstage at the Oscar de la Renta presentation for Bridal Fashion Week S/S 2015 using L'Oréal Professionnel products and Pepper Pastor starred at Yunko Yoshioka's backstage!

A bride for every season. And every bride deserves the perfect hairstyle and a bespoke headpiece that makes her look as if she has stepped out of a world of enhantment. A golden crown, an understated bejewelled drop, a frivolous and ironic lacy rose, a tribal ceremonial headdress. 

Anne Bowen’s Spring 2013 Bridal Fashion Week New York show was even more romantic thanks to Paul Mitchell® artist Brian C. Hawkins's textured chignons, ponytails and loose, flowing romantic waves.

Marek 2012-13 Bridal Collection

Even today's more classic brides are fashion conscious, opting for more natural looking updos and movement within a structure. Texture and shape play leading roles..