For a guest’s look to be complete, it is important not only to choose the accessories well, but also to get the makeup and hairstyle right. While wearing your hair loose and with defined waves is always a good option, there are many other possibilities. Pigtails, buns and semi-updos We love them, but like fashion, when it comes to hairstyles, less is more. So we advise you to avoid overly ground-breaking mixes and opt for minimalism; This is the key to the final result being perfect. We leave you some ideas of simple and very elegant wedding guest hairstyles.
© PanambiHigh ponytail
If you have fairly long hair, you want to wear it but you prefer a hairstyle that doesn’t add years to your hair, we suggest you choose a ponytail. It works with almost all looks and, depending on your face shape and your style, you can wear it with a clean face, parted in the middle, on one side… Our advice? Make it slightly wavy.
© @eu.bustamanteLow ponytail
If you want to benefit from everything mentioned in the previous point, but your hair is not too long and you don’t want to resort to a hairpiece, you can choose to collect it below the neck. It’s important that you don’t wear your hair with too many layers so that too many strands don’t come loose and give you the feeling that you haven’t combed your hair well. One of the images is the work of Eugenia Bustamante.
© @invitada_perfectaBraid-Ponytail with Bow
This accessory has become one of the guests’ favorite. The best thing is that it can be combined with simple hairstyles, like a braid or ponytail, or with a slightly sophisticated finish, like this braid and ponytail combination worn by Sandra Mazada and styled by Saray Pena.
© Lady PippaBallerina bun
The ballerina-inspired updo has become a trend that won’t go away easily. They work on bridal looks and yes, guest looks too. They are the best option for those who want to wear their hair full up, but prefer a simple finish. They allow garments to be seen in their entirety, as is the case with this Lady Pippa Kimono.
© Maria Baraja. Photo: Alo Communicationbraided bun
Equally simple and sophisticated is the braid bun. What we like most about this job Makeup and hair artist Carmen Peralta’s casual look is because, unlike many updos, it is not polished, but leaves some strands free, something that adds a relaxed touch to the look.
© Lucia Barsenatwisted pile
Between the ballerina finish, the highly polished, and the updo that leaves loose strands, this hairstyle. We can call it a twisted bun, since it is made by twisting the hair until it gets that characteristic twist. It’s ideal for guests with long hair and, although it can be done at different heights, it favors lower hair like the one worn by Lucia Barcena.
© Marieta HairstyleSemi updo with braids
Removing a few strands bordering the face is usually enough to create a flattering, comfortable and elegant semi-updo. An example is found in this hairstyle by Marietta Hairstyle that adds two short, thin braids on the side to give it a different touch, but keep it from being too heavy.
© @saraysojo_Half updo with big braids
If you love the idea of wearing braids but prefer one big one instead of several small ones, you’ll love this hairstyle by Sarah Pena. How, flattering, stylish and perfect for both the bride and the guest. Although it can be accessorized, our advice is to wear it as is.
© Marieta HairstyleSemi Updo For Medium Hair
Less is always more when it comes to choosing guest hairstyles. And if it’s evident in buns, it also happens in semi-updos. Like the previous one, this is also a Marita hairstyle. The best? It is suitable for medium length hair and even short hair as long as it has a layer.
© @eu.bustamanteSemi-collected with bubbles
One of the advantages of these hairstyles is that they allow you to mix different trends in the same hairstyle. An example can be found in this creation by Eugenia Bustamante, a semi-updo with bobbles and soft waves on the same side.
