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Stunning Hair Accessories From Real Weddings

Unadorned hair is beautiful on its own, but headpieces can pull your entire wedding-day look together. The options are truly endless — choose from glitzy headbands, classic hair combs, retro fascinators, and more. To help you get started, we've pulled together 30+ inspiring examples from real wedding submissions, ranging from subtle to bold, and brides with short to long hair. Happy pinning!

By: Stefania Sainato

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Stunning Hair Accessories From Real Weddings

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July 25th

Photo by: Randi Marie Photography on Society Bride via Lover.ly

Tip of the Day: When you plan to go dress shopping, always be on time for your appointment. Tardiness is the number-one complaint of dress shop owners and staff. Dress shops stagger their appointments in many cases so that they can give brides their full attention and the run of the entire boutique.

So if loved ones that you invited to attend are running late, start your consultation and start browsing without them so that you don't have to feel rushed by a staffer looking nervously at the clock. You won't get your dream dress shopping experience that way.

Plus, check out 10 More Mistakes Brides Make When Dress Shopping. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more tips and advice.

 

July 22nd

Photo Credit: Julian Kanz Photography

Tip of the Day: Using quotes in your wedding elements (especially in your décor) is always a great way to add extra meaning to your day. P.S. The quote can come from you, not just a famous author, poet or musician. Surprise your groom with a sweet sign singing his praises. Or, you can both create quote signs about each other but keep them secret until the big day. 

Plus, check out 50 Clever Signs Your Wedding Guests Will Love. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more tips and advice.

July 21st

Photo by: John Park Photography on Style Unveiled via Lover.ly

Tip of the Day: Personalize your groom's boutonniere! Include a fun 3D sticker (check the scrapbooking section of your local craft store) or other small trinket as a nod to his favorite hobby or profession. The groomsmen should all wear the same design, just so it doesn't look too disparate, but the groom, the dads and even the little guy can all get their own personalized accents.

Plus, Fun Ways to Include Your Groom's Style in the Wedding. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more tips and advice.

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