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Looking for Short Hair Style Ideas For Your Wedding?

May 31, 2019

Looking for Short Hair Style Ideas For Your Wedding?

So you’re a bride-to-be with short hair and it’s easy to feel a little bit left out when it comes to styling your hair, especially with so many options out there for longer tresses! We have a few ideas to make the most of shorter do's with some inspiration from our lovely real brides!

Real Bride Nimah Wearing Bella Earrings Bronagh Wearing Kasia Headband

Volumise it ! Create curls, texture and waves galore! It worked so beautifully for real bride Nimah (left above) who wore our Bella earrings and Bronagh who wore our Kasia earrings!

Real Bride Wearing Abigail Headband Real Bride Wearing Zara Headband 

Let it fall naturally and sweep it low, sleek and soft! Accesorise this style to perfection just like our real brides Lorna (left) who wore our Abigail Headband, with built in birdcage veil, just gorgeous! Lyndsey (right) wore our Zara Headband just tucked slightly under her hair on a ribbon, we loved this look.

Real Bride Wearing Shelly Gold Earrings Real Bride Wearing Silver Hair Vine 

Hair swept loosely with light curls look amazing and add depth to short hair as shown above by Katie (above left) who wore our Gold Shelly earrings and this fabulous Real Bride wore our Silver Hair Vine (above right).

Anita Headpiece Real Bride Wearing Venice Rose Gold Headpiece 

Who said you can't accessorise short hair with a fabulous headpiece! Our Anita Headpiece has always been a show stopper, gather and twist your hair in place and sit this beauty across the back. Real bride Kady (above right) wore our Venice Rose Gold Hair Drape with this hairstyle.

Take a look at some of our full collections? Click on the images below for Wedding Jewellery, Hair Accessories & Wedding Veils. Also feel free to contact us or make an appointment to visit our showroom to see more of our collections. 





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