50 Wedding Hairstyles for Brides With Long Hair

This coronet has the feel of a tiara but with a little more edge.

Add a bit of oomph to brushed-out waves with a tiny barrette tucked just above the ear.

This low, swept-back bun is pretty by itself, but the added strand of floating pearls makes it a touch more formal.

Keep the focus on your face with a simple, slicked-back bun.

Leave the ends of your hair out of a classic updo for an instantly cool, modern twist.

If formal and smooth aren’t really your vibes, stick with a tousled updo with a ton of face-framing pieces and loose layers.

Add a touch of boho to your wedding with a single braid down the back of your half-up hairstyle.

Smooth your hair back, but keep your natural texture for a practical style that feels truest to you.

The little gemstone accessories at the nape of this hair-wrapped ponytail add the perfect touch of glam to a simple, classic style.

If headbands are your jam, find one with pearls, crystals, or any embellishment you love to make it fit for the occasion.

To make sure your updo lasts all night long, use texture-building products (like sprays, powders, and pomades) to add grip to your slippery hair before styling it.

Updos are pretty, but something about wearing your hair down is so dreamy. Use a curling iron to add a little more definition to your natural hair for a more uniform look.

Not just a regular half-up style, this look features two loose, messy braids tied in the back.

A sleek look like this one goes just as well with an intricate, lacy princess dress as it would with a simple, tailored gown.

The only advice you should listen to for your wedding day is to look like yourself. If you regularly wear your curls natural, add a headpiece to make your look a little dressier but still very much you.

This ponytail accessory might look super expensive, but it’s actually just a row of gold bobby pins wrapped around the base—a testament to the fact that you don’t have to spend a lot of money for a really cool look.

Whether you use real flowers or a floral-inspired accessory, your half-crown hairstyle will automatically look so dreamy.

Instead of pulling all the hair around your face back in your half-up hairstyle, leave a few pieces down to soften the look. Crown optional but highly recommended.

With a ponytail this pretty, you don’t even need a veil—just some gold accessories and a bit of shine spray.

If classy and timeless is your bridal style, look no further than this smooth, low bun with a cluster of pearls.