Sleek Updo

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  A sleek updo generally requires a side part and all of your hair is swept up into a chic bun or French twist. This style is beautiful for those who want to accentuate the dress and/or the veil. A hair style such as this will add sophistication to any bride.
  
  

Long and Loose

• A long, wavy style adds a casual, romantic element to your wedding style.Jupiterimages/Photos.com/Getty Images
  
  Hair that is long and loose with a gentle wave adds a romantic touch to a bride's style. Long and loose hair may be worn with a veil but can also act in place of one and be the setting for a jeweled clip or flowers.
  
  

Chignon

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  A chignon is a low bun that is gathered at the nape of the neck. Whether sleek or loose with waves, the chignon remains a classic wedding style that has endured for decades. The chignon can be worn with a veil that can later be replaced with flowers, a headband or a clip for elegance with a little more freedom.
  
  

The Classy Ponytail

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  The days of ponytails as strictly a casual hairstyle are long gone. Brides can reclaimed this hair style and add a new level of elegance and enchantment to it. Classy ponytails can be worn straight and sleek with a lock of hair wrapped and discreetly secured around the base, or low with loose curls cascading over one shoulder.
  
  

Curly Updo

• The curly updo is an elegant, yet soft look for a bride.Creatas Images/Creatas/Getty Images
  
  Most brides want to feel like a princess on their wedding day, and the curly updo can do just that. Somewhat like the sleek updo, where all the hair is gathered high on the head, the difference is the carefully arranged curls on top that soften the look. The curly updo makes a beautiful backdrop for a tiara.