Your wedding day is your chance to be a star for a day. Every aspect is expected to be flawless, and your hairstyle should be the crowning jewel. The following is a collection of stunning wedding haristyles to help inspire your wedding day style.
Most can either be created for the bride to be, or your bridesmaids. Not to mention you can wear them to a wedding you are attending yourself.
via: El Stile
With the announcement of Pantone’s 2014 color pallet, I thought it would be a great idea to find some wonderfully inspiring photos that create the look and feel you would see at a wedding or event that used their star color “Radiant Orchid”.
The hue is sophisticated and fun while allowing you to highlight other accent colors.
Which is your favorite?
Once you announce that your big day is a black tie affair, things change. Suits get fancier, dresses get dressier.But a formal affair is no reason to spin stuffy music, so we’ve picked 10 tunes that go along with a black tie evening, from cocktail hour to the last dance.
Image via; Kimberley Bednarski Anderson
“I Get a Kick Out You” – Frank Sinatra
Regardless of how you feel about jazz, you must have Frank playing at some point. This upbeat pick is a little less predictable than the ever popular “The Way You Look Tonight,” .
“Your Easy Lovin’ Ain’t Pleasin’ Nothing” – Mayer Hawthorne
The feel-good horns and lively melody on this throwback make it a no-brainer soundtrack to cake-cutting.
“L-O-V-E” – Natalie Cole
Sure, you may have sung this one in grade school as you were learning to spell, but that doesn’t mean it won’t have toes tapping during cocktail hour.
“Suit & Tie (feat Jay-Z)” – Justin Timberlake
Sometimes a song choice just writes itself. JT’s latest offering is fun, funky, and infectious on the dance floor.
“Not Even The King” – Alicia Keys
This “we’re-rich-in-love” ballad makes a sweet first dance song, and its piano backdrop and simple-and-sweet vocals are begging to be played at a sophisticated soiree.
“You’re All I Need To Get By” – Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell
One of the best duets of all time. Period. The verses start out at a simmer and build into a chorus that’ll have your guests happily singing along.
“Fever” – Beyonce
Peggy Lee made this ditty famous in the ’50s, and in this sultry version, Queen Bey coos along to its signature snaps.
“They Can’t Take That Away From Me” – Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald
It’s impossible to ignore Ella in this category, and on this track, she and Louis Armstrong list off reasons for loving each other. Awww…
“It’s Only A Paper Moon” – Nat King Cole
This jazz standard is a cocktail hour must that—warning!—might prematurely start a dance session before the floor opens officially.
“Fancy” – Drake, T.I., Swizz Beatz
Save this hip-hop anthem for later in the evening—once grandma has turned in for the night—because, really, who among us, after a few glasses of bubbly at a formal event, can resist a chorus that cheekily asks, “You fancy, huh?”
Blue has been a favorite for brides for the past few years, so we thought it was time to create a fun wedding inspiration board to share.
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