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Hopefully by the time you find your dress and headpiece, should you choose to wear one, get yourself to your stylist to experiment and find the perfect coif to complete your look. Make sure this is the same person who will design your hair the day you actually get hitched. Once you discover the magic look, snap a photo or two so your stylist can remember exactly what you both came up with. Make your appointment for your wedding day hair as far in advance as possible. Don't forget that you'll need an additional appointment to have your color done one week before you get married so you'll have time to get it corrected if needed and also so the skin around your hairline is no longer stained from the dye.
Once you're married you can finally get that bleached-out mullet you've been longing for, but until then, it's better to play it safe!
Brilliant advice! I'd totally second this advice for the guys, too. No 'too short' cuts for the grooms :)
ReplyDeleteluv, Kimberly
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