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How to Create a Wedding Hair Up-Do

A bride's wedding day is one of the most important days in her life and looking perfect is of the utmost importance. Most brides prefer to wear their hair in an up-do style because they feel it is more elegant. Creating an up-do hairstyle for your wedding day is something you can easily do yourself by following a few simple instructions.


  1. Wash and condition your hair as you normally would. This should be done because you want you hair to be clean and free of all built up styling products.

  2. Plug in your hot rollers so they will be hot when you are ready to use them.

  3. Apply a generous amount of curling cream to the roots of your hair.

  4. Flip your head over and use the blow dryer to dry your hair. It is recommended that you blow dry your hair upside down to give your hair more body. 

  5. Hold your head back up after your hair is completely dry and use the brush to smooth out your hair.

  6. Use the end of a rat-tail comb section off large pieces of your hair and wrap each section onto a hot roller. You should start at the forehead and then proceed to do the sides. The back of the head should be done last. 

  7. Remove the rollers and use your fingers to sweep your hair back to the back of your head. Using your fingers will give it some softness.

  8. Make two ponytails in the back of the head and secure them with clear rubber bands. The ponytails should be one above the other.

  9. Start with the top ponytail and take section of the hair and roll it down toward your scalp and secure it with a bobby pin. Continue to the remainder of the hair in the first ponytail. Roll down the center of the ponytail last.

  10. Continue to do the bottom ponytail in the same manner once your have finished with the top.

  11. Add more bobby pines once both ponytails have been rolled down to ensure style is secure.

  12. Stray hair with a light holding spray.