Here Comes The Bride! 56 Pretty Wedding Hairstyles

This super-pretty take on the ponytail looks like two floating hearts. You might want to employ the expertise of a hairstylist to create this look for your wedding day.

Another advantage of wearing a pretty bridal headband is that it will smooth and tame any flyaways, whatever the weather.

If you're blessed with gorgeous natural curls, let a few tendrils fall loose from your up-do to add extra romance to your look.

This double ponytail-meets-bun hairstyle might look simple, but the golden headband makes it special enough for your wedding day.

This XXL faux bob is all kinds of pretty. Team with soft smoky eye makeup and a cool red lip like this model for a seriously sultry bridal beauty look.

Add some interest to your high bun by adding a pretty floral or feather accessory to one side of the up-do.

This statement bridal up-do is created from a high ponytail, with sections of hair curled and pinned into place, finishing with a pretty jewelled accessory.

If you usually wear your fringe out, your wedding day is not the time to change it up. Soften bangs by going for a side-swept finish.

Side-swept curls are a timeless classic; this is a great choice for you if your look is all about Hollywood glamour.

If you have a pixie crop or short haircut, make sure you look extra-special on your wedding day with a sleek side-swept style like this one. Very Michelle Williams (always good).

Just in case you're worried people won't notice the lady in the long white dress; how about a towering, voluminous beehive-bun?

This tight twisted ballet bun is chic and stylish and will stay put all day, no matter how wild you go on the dance-floor after the 'I dos'.

If you often wear your hair in a high ballet bun style, this extra-special take on the trend would be a great option for your wedding day. This style works particularly well with a full veil fastened under the bun.

If you always wear your hair down, your wedding day probably isn't the best time to try a new look. You'll feel more comfortable with your hair down, so opt for romantic waves or curls that will look prettier as they drop throughout the day.

This soft twisted up-do is given an extra feminine fishing touch with face-framing loose strands all around the crown and temple.

Adding extra volume at the roots of your up-do is a great way to make your usual off-duty up-do extra special for your wedding day.

A half-up, half-down style will suit almost everyone and isn't too OTT if you're worried about looking too 'done' on your big day.

What says 'it's my wedding day' better than a double super-sized bun hairstyle? (A: Nothing.)

This pearly-white floral headband is the perfect way to add a bridal update to a simple up-do.

This twisted up-meets-down do would look extra pretty worn with a spray of baby's breath (gypsophilia) threaded into the top.

A pretty floral sparkling headband can make absolutely any hairstyle wedding-worthy. Even a lowly ponytail (albeit a very glossy one).

Choose between real flowers, feathers or sparkling hair accessories woven into your hairstyle for a special touch for your big day.

Pearls are the perfect bridal hair accessory; we love this chic French pleat hairstyle embellished with oversized pearls.

A low twisted bun is a really simple but sophisticated bridal look that you should be able to perfect at home (with enough practice). If you are planning on doing your own hair, practice the style at least once a week in the run-up to your wedding so that it will be completely routine on your big day.

If you're opting for a traditional face-covering veil, a simple pulled-back up-do will work well and last all day.

A classic mid-height bun will stay looking picture-perfect all day, so it's a good choice if you're worried about the weather.

Stay cool on your big day by pulling top section of your hair back from your face. You'll still have a face-framing down-do, but no lank locks to worry about.

If it's statement bridal hair accessories you're looking for, you should read our guide to wedding hair accessories, here.

This chic and simple down-do with the top section pinned back will work well with almost any bridal headpiece or hair accessory added.

This classic side-swept beehive up-do is a firm bridal favourite. It works well with back-detail dresses to show off intricate lace or buttons.

A loose, tucked-under French plait up-do with a few flyaways is the perfect choice for a country wedding.

Opted for a simple dress? Make a statement with your hair accessories or bridal headpiece. How far will you go?

Your everyday signature hairstyle made special with a statement embellished bridal headpiece or tiara. If you wear your hair in a low bun every day, you might feel more comfortable sticking with the style, but giving it a finishing touch with a wedding-worthy accessory.

A deep side-parting is a really sophisticated look for your wedding day. A couple of sparkling accessories will add the perfect finishing touch.

If you're wearing a high-backed dress with delicate lace or buttons that you want to show off, a low and loose bun is an elegant choice for your wedding hairstyle.

Remember to make sure you have hairspray at your reception venue to tame any flyaways throughout the evening.

If you have short or mid-length hair but you're set on an up-do for your big day, try this elegant twisted style on for size and add an oversized accessory like this one.

A deep side-parting and subtle quiff detailing combine to form a seriously elegant bridal hairstyle.

If you're planning on wearing a statement lip colour or eye makeup, keep the hair simple with a classic French pleat or bun style.

There's no reason you can't opt for a statement hairstyle for your wedding day. We love this 70s-inspired XXL volume curly 'do.

Keep hair simple and sleek if you're wearing statement accessories or an oversized veil. A straight side-parting will look elegant on all.

Ensure your bridal hairstyle fits with your dress. If you're having a stylist work on your hair, make sure you show them a picture of your wedding dress before you start discussing looks.

Loose waves or curls will be given a bridal boost with a fresh floral or lace wedding hair accessory worn to one side.

If you're planning your hairstyle around an elaborate headpiece or veil, just remember that at some point in the day you may want to take it off. Make sure your look works without any headpieces or accessories, or plan how you'll change things up for the evening, just in case.

A classic halo braid is simple enough not to feel OTT, but pretty enough to be special enough for your wedding day hairstyle.

Set your wedding hairstyle in place with a spritz of finishing hairspray for a glossy, picture-perfect look.

If any part of your ceremony is outdoors or on a beach, a pretty halo braid is a serious bridal hair contender.

If you want to master this style at home yourself, consider investing in a pre-plaited hairpiece. Even if you don't end up using it, it will take the pressure off you the morning of the wedding.

Tease a few strands loose from your simple ballet bun to frame your face and soften the look.

We love this simple and elegant up-do made special with a statement bridal headpiece.

If you're planning to make a statement with your accessories (why not, it's your day, after all), play it safe with an understated up-do hairstyle.