When I had first considered having my hair all up for the wedding there were two reasons: easy to wear a headpiece, and keeps the strands off my neck. See, I wear a ponytail or messy bun about 364 days of the year. That one day I don’t, I want to put it up. I’ve been blessed with my hispanic genes, I have thick and wavy dark hair. The problem is, it gets too heavy to put up, and too heavy to leave down. What’s a girl to do on the most special of occasions? I thought I found a solution: half up and half down.
Until I saw Miss Snow Pea’s hair. Then I changed my mind. Finally, that was set, I even had my makeup trial done with my hair up. People commented on how much better I look once my hair is down. Should I really wear it all down? How will that work with a tiara and a veil? I suppose I could always pin them, right?
So, for the third time (first was all half-up shots, second was all up), here are some ideas I’m going for:

Debra Messing

Maybe even one side tucked back

A little like this, but as Mrs. Bluebell told me, a little less vampy.

Also, Kate Beckinsale, instead of a comb, a tiara?

I like this look, but this picture makes me sad. ![]()

So, what kind of look do you picture for me?
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