Bridal Combs on the Big Day
Make your bridal combs look perfect
Veils are the traditional headpiece worn by a bride on her wedding day, but they aren’t always the most flattering option. Depending on the hairstyle you’ve chosen on your big day (or personal preference), you may decide to use
bridal combs in lieu of a more traditional cranium accessory.
Bridal combs come in a variety of styles and they can even be used as an addition to the traditional veil. Here are a few things to keep in mind regarding your
bridal combs in the days leading up to (and during) your wedding:
Keep in mind the feel and theme of your wedding while selecting bridal combs. While something fancier may dress up a simple gown, you want to be sure that your bridal combs don’t overpower the rest of your outfit. Bring your bridal combs to your trial hair appointment to see how it will look on the day-of. You may be worried about damaging it, but you won’t understand the full-effect of the look without it. Something that looked great in the salon may look completely different as you walk down the aisle with your bridal combs. If you are attaching a veil to your bridal combs (and you won’t have a stylist with you to attach it) designate someone to come with you during your trial hair appointment to learn how to attach (and detach!) your veil to your bridal combs.
Keep in mind the feel and theme of your wedding while selecting bridal combs. While something fancier may dress up a simple gown, you want to be sure that your bridal combs don’t overpower the rest of your outfit. Bring your bridal combs to your trial hair appointment to see how it will look on the day-of. You may be worried about damaging it, but you won’t understand the full-effect of the look without it. Something that looked great in the salon may look completely different as you walk down the aisle with your bridal combs. If you are attaching a veil to your bridal combs (and you won’t have a stylist with you to attach it) designate someone to come with you during your trial hair appointment to learn how to attach (and detach!) your veil to your bridal combs.