50 Wedding Hairstyles for Long Hair
Whether you're growing your hair out just for the big day, have sported down-to-there tresses for years, or would like to enhance your 'do with extensions, you've come to the right place. Get inspired by these 50 gorgeous wedding looks for long, lush locks!
By: Stefania Sainato
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Recreate this bride's effortlessly elegant wedding look by making a deep side part, curling your hair into loose waves, and arranging them off to one side.
Related: Gorgeous Ways To Wear Your Hair Down For Your Wedding
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Down 'Dos
Channel Old Hollywood glamour with big and bouncy curls. They're perfect for a grand ballroom affair.
Photo Credit: Chloe Moore Photography / Makeup by Kim and Hair by Lindsey from Nicol Artistry Makeup
Down 'Dos
Go the minimalist route with a bouncy, touchable blowout. Eye-skimming bangs or face-framing layers add dimension to super long hair.
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Down 'Dos
Tousled waves complement a dreamy seaside ceremony. Use a salt spray to achieve the desired piece-y texture.
Photo Credit: Madison Baltodano Photography
Down 'Dos
Take spiral curls to the next level with gorgeous blooms arranged midway down the length of your hair.
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Down 'Dos
To give your down 'do some longevity, pin curled hair in place with a feminine floral clip.
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Down 'Dos
Sleek, center-parted tresses topped with a dainty headband creates a look fit for a princess.
Photo Credit: Jes Workman
Down 'Dos
Anchor soft, face-framing curls with a clustered headpiece for a vintage-inspired vibe without being too literal.
Photo Credit: Kate Noelle Photography
Down 'Dos
An asymmetrical floral crown calls attention to this bride's to-die-for mane.
Photo Credit: Melissa Gidney Photography
Ponytails
Love wearing your hair up but a traditional chignon is just too formal for you? Dress up a basic ponytail with intricate curls and twists.
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Ponytails
A trio of rosettes adds a chic touch to a side ponytail.
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Ponytails
Simple yet chic, a ponytail roped off into multiple sections is a great way to show off length.
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Ponytails
Dress up a side ponytail with a glittering hair chain — so dreamy!
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Ponytails
An unstructured "faux ponytail" with rolled sections of hair closest to your face is such a pretty option for a rustic affair.
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Half-Up Hairstyles
Bump up the volume at the crown for a pretty look befitting a Southern belle.
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Half-Up Hairstyles
Ask your hairstylist for gorgeous, fluffed-up texture in the back.
Photo Credit: Casey Hendrickson Photography
Half-Up Hairstyles
For a half-up style with pizzazz, divide and gather your hair into multiple sections.
Photo Credit: Casey Hendrickson Photography
Half-Up Hairstyles
A half-up hairstyle interwoven with red roses is perfect for a classic fairy tale wedding.
Photo Credit: Mila Jackson Photography
Half-Up Hairstyles
You'll feel like a boho goddess with this half-up style featuring an anchored twist and loose waves.
Photo Credit: Nhiya Kaye Photography / Beauty: Syna Harris's Home Salon
Half-Up Hairstyles
Here, baby's breath is used in place of a barrette and artfully arranged into a twist of hair.
Photo Credit: Chris Sosa Photography and Romeo & Juliet Photography
Half-Up Hairstyles
A half-up bun with lots of soft, natural texture is ideal for a rustic outdoor setting.
Photo Credit: Fairy Tale Photography
Half-Up Hairstyles
Tease the top half of your hair to create a fun rockabilly pompadour.
Photo Credit: Casey Hendrickson Photography
Half-Up Hairstyles
Rapunzel-length locks are all the more enchanting with side-swept detailing and a boho-chic accessory.
Photo Credit: Sarah Michele Photography
Half-Up Hairstyles
One of the most creative half-up hairstyles to date — check out that dazzling Art Deco crystal accessory.
Photo Credit: Hair and Makeup by Steph / Hair: Hair and Makeup by Steph
Updos
Combine coils of hair to form a breathtakingly intricate updo.
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Updos
For a more dramatic style, ask for draped twists that start closer to the crown of your head.
Photo Credit: Fairy Tale Photography
Updos
For a fresh and relaxed take on a bridal updo, consider a pretty off-center style on the side of your hair that will be facing the audience during your ceremony.
Photo Credit: Revival Photography
Updos
A low bun is a sophisticated and versatile option for any type of wedding.
Photo Credit: Casey Hendrickson Photography
Updos
We're swooning over the wispy texture of this bride's updo — it's romantic without trying too hard.
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Updos
Architectural twists perfectly complement an illusion neckline.
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Updos
A sleek French twist is striking yet simple to create. For a modern take, try adding subtle volume at the crown of the head.
Photo Credit: Sarah Bradshaw Photography
Updos
Blessed with thick hair? Ask your hairstylist for not one, but two smaller buns that they can expertly weave together for a modern coif.
Photo Credit: Craig Paulson Studio
Updos
If you're inspired by vintage wedding details, borrow your hairstyle from a different decade, too, with pin-up curls that'll make you feel like a starlet on your big day.
Photo Credit: Casey Hendrickson Photography
Updos
Make the most of your stunning strands with an interwoven, voluminous updo.
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Updos
We love the way this bride arranged her headpiece on the back of her head instead of the front.
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Updos
Make highlights or ombré hair pop with strategically placed twists of hair.
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Updos
Ballerina buns are graceful and poised; the bigger the bun, the more dramatic the look. Wrap a braided strand around the base for a unique touch, or coordinate complementary updo styles with your bridesmaids to make a bold statement.
Photo Credit: Jeff Kolodny Photography
Updos
A wavy, side-swept chignon is a natural choice for a boho or rustic-themed wedding.
Photo Credit: Carmen Santorelli Photography / Hair: 10.11. Makeup
Updos
If you have a layered cut, leave out some curls to softly frame your face. Add sparkling chandelier earrings to complete the romantic look.
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Updos
A multi-tiered updo complements (not competes with) this Indian bride's vibrant attire and beautiful jewelry.
Photo Credit: Casey Hendrickson Photography
Braided Hairstyles
A subtle waterfall twist is a beautiful addition to long, loose waves.
Photo Credit: Ciara Richardson Photography / Hair and Makeup by Steph
Braided Hairstyles
Take a page out of Game of Thrones with long and loose tendrils framed with double braids.
Photo Credit: Captive Photography by Jo Hughes
Braided Hairstyles
Show off ultra-long locks with a milkmaid braid and floral headpiece.
Photo Credit: Casey Hendrickson Photography
Braided Hairstyles
Play up soft, flowing locks with a crossed Dutch braid in the back.
Photo Credit: Thirteenth Moon Photography
Braided Hairstyles
Integrate pretty plaits on the side of a tousled updo.
Photo Credit: Shae Estella Photography
Braided Hairstyles
Stunning from all angles, this halo braid leads to a coiled updo (baby's breath optional).
Photo Credit: Mychelle Le Van Photography
Braided Hairstyles
For a more edgy look, go for a tight braid that starts at the very top of your head.
Photo Credit: Casey Clark Photography
Braided Hairstyles
The looser your braid, the more carefree the vibe — like this stunning fishtail style.
Photo Credit: Hair and Makeup by Steph / Hair: Hair and Makeup by Steph
Braided Hairstyles
Get creative with a chunky, loose braid dotted with sprigs of greenery.
Photo Credit: Christine Pienaar / Hairstylist: Jen Mathison / Hair accessory: Blossom & Vine Floral Co.
