Elegant Spring Updos to Elevate Your 2013 Wedding Look
The year 2013 brought a wonderful blend of both timeless and trendy wedding updo styles. Whether you’re after something refined and elegant or a more relaxed, tousled look, there’s been no shortage of inspiration. Here’s a rundown of some of the popular updos from this year:
### **Triple Twist Bun**
This style creates the illusion of three neatly arranged buns at the back of your head, but it’s easier to achieve than it looks. Start by dividing your hair into three vertical sections. Twist each section into a bun, securing it with pins for a simple yet sophisticated look.
### **Curly Bun**
A timeless favorite, this look is all about showcasing tight, thin curls. Curl your hair first, then pull it back into a wide, voluminous bun, pinning it in place so the curls are visible. It’s a red carpet-worthy style seen on celebrities like Miley Cyrus.
### **Square Bun**
For an upscale, polished vibe, consider the square bun. Start by creating medium-sized, tight curls. Then, twist and pin sections of your hair into place until all the hair forms a square-shaped bun. It’s sure to turn heads with its elegance.
### **Top Twist**
This fun and whimsical updo is as charming as it is simple. Divide your hair into multiple sections, pin them at the top back of your head, and swirl the hair into a relaxed, loose bun. If you have bangs, side-sweeping them adds a soft, romantic touch.
### **Quick and Low Bun**
Perfect for thick, wavy hair, this style is both easy and chic. Gently twist your hair into a loose bun that sits low at the nape of your neck. Keep it relaxed rather than tight for added volume and a soft, effortless feel.
### **Pinned Curls**
If you’ve got long hair and want an elegant look, try pinned curls. Start by parting your hair to one side. Curl each section, then pull the curls back, scrunch them up slightly, and secure them with pins. While it’s a bit time-consuming, the result is stunningly formal.
### **Hair Rings**
Ideal for straight hair that struggles to hold a curl, this style is unique and structured. Separate your hair into small sections, shape each section into a loop or ring at the back of your head, and pin them in place for a clean, modern look.
### **Up with Fringe**
This classic look features curled fringe framing the sides of the face for a soft, romantic touch. Curl the rest of your hair, then pull it back and pin it into a pattern of your choice. It’s versatile and can be styled to suit any bride.
### **Braided Bun**
A fuss-free favorite for brides with long hair, this style combines simplicity and charm. Begin by braiding your hair into a single long braid starting at the nape of your neck. Twist the braid into a bun and pin it securely for a timeless, low-maintenance look.
### **Floral Bun**
Perfect for a relaxed yet romantic feel, the floral bun combines natural beauty with glamour. Create a low but slightly lifted bun by curling and pinning your hair at the back of your head. Add flowers for an elegant finishing touch that’s ideal for outdoor or bohemian-themed weddings.
### **Multi-Braid Bun**
This intricate style is best for long-haired brides. Start by dividing your hair into four equal sections and braiding each one. Twist the braids together into a bun and secure it with pins for a bold and textured look.
### **Beehive Bun**
A timeless classic, the beehive bun has been a wedding favorite for decades. To achieve it, blow out your hair, brush it well, then twist and pin it slightly off-center to create a bun resembling a beehive. With the help of special hair clips, this vintage style is surprisingly easy to pull off.
These updos from 2013 truly offer something for every bride, whether you prefer a refined and formal look or something more playful and casual. They’re versatile, elegant, and perfect for setting the tone on your special day.
