How should I wear my hair to a friends wedding?
Well you want to look great but nobody wants to outshine the bridal updo so I would stick with something elegant and classic like a simple ballerina bun, chignon, or a sleek ponytail. For a bunch of great choices, along with step by step instructions to create the look at home, I always start with http://hairupdostyles.com Remember to keep your dress style in mind - If your dress is really ornate, keep the hair simple and vice versa. Have fun and congrats to your friend!!
The flower girl is traditionally 3–7 years old. With that in mind, you probably feel offended because you were given a position often assigned to a child. Even in adult-only weddings, there will often be an exception made for the flower girl and ring bearer. In the event no exception is made, the bridal party will often forego the position altogether.It’s awkward and weird to see anyone with double-digits in their age to be positioned as a flower girl. At most, an adult might assist the flower girl, but one can fully understand your offense by being deemed the flower girl for a wedding.Even if no immediate family has kids, I’m sure a family friend can recommend or nominate someone to assist who’s of the expected age.
What should i do with my hair at a wedding?
Ok, my mom's friend's daughter is having a wedding and i have to look good on that day. i have kind of short hair with eye length bangs. I usually switch the side wear my hair is or put a small braid on one of the sides. I can't straighten it because I already have straight hair. The wedding is in 1 week. HELP ME.
Asked to do friend's wedding make up, help!?
I want to become a make up artist, but I haven't done any college courses or anything, I'm all self taught, and everyone seems to love the looks I come up with, and I'm a perfectionist so I like to get it right. But a few friends of mine have asked me to do their make up for their big day - weddings! I've done make up for parties but nothing on this scale yet, and I'm nervous, it may look nice, but what happens when the photographer takes the pictures and it turns out it doesn't look as nice as it should? I feel there is still a lot to learn and despite me saying I'm not sure they seem to have total faith in me, so I wondered if there were any make up artists around that could give me some tips on some wedding type looks, and how to look good for the camera? One of them is african-american, the others are white british. I'm just not sure about colours, foundations, what will look great in pictures. I hope you can help me. Thank you!
Asking a bridemaid to do my hair on the wedding day?
the bridesmaid is erroneous, if i became into the bride in this occasion, i could insist per possibility she flow to a distinctive salon to get her hair carried out. Im getting married in 14 days and if considered one of my bridesmaids brings a screaming infant to my place of rest, aka the salon, she is getting kicked out of there. The bride is the huge style one person who needs to be catered to on that day, no longer the bridesmaid. Why cant she line up a babysitter/family contributors member to observe the infant? per possibility she will do her very own hair and pass the appointment altogether seeing as how its a worry to get a sitter for that day?
Soon to be hubby's hair for wedding?
I have really curly hair and he likes it when I have it Straight. I was planning on putting it all up for the wedding but he wants me to leave it down and Straight. I already tried to make the deal with him I would do my hair that way (even tho by the end of the night Its going to be so gross) if he would not do the wet hair look but he said no. I even asked him if he would go to my hair stylist to get his hair done but he said he isn't paying for something he can do perfectly fine him self. I have done the picture things, my brother tried getting him to try the other type of gel he uses and he says no. He is starting to lose his hair and thinks the wet looks makes him look like he has hair...I love his hair just natural it looks so much fuller then when he plasters it to his head. It seriously looks like he took a tub of fat and rubbed it in is hair.... If I have to live with it I will I'm not marrying him for his hair but it would just be nice if we both looked great...
Bartending At a Wedding???
I was asked by my friend to bartend at her wedding and she said she would pay me. We are not the closest friends and she has kind of left it up to me with the compensation. How much should I ask her to pay me? I am taking off a day of work but at the same time she invited me to the wedding so I would not be working anyway. Secondly, would it be tacky to have a tip jar or should I just accept tips as they come? It is an open bar. Im a poor college student so any extra cash is helpful. Any suggestions are great. Thanks!
Can you ask a friend to plan her wedding date around your schedule?
There are two people in this marriage and you are not one of them. Your presence is not required and is completely voluntary. An invitation is not a subpoena. If you can go, great. If you can't, it is what it is. Yes it's horribly rude to ask this couple to change their wedding date to accommodate you. ETA: Run the marathon or be in your good friend's wedding. Your choice. But the world doesn't revolve around you, so make a choice. FFS, what is wrong with you? You talk about being "heartbroken" if you have to change your plans. You don't HAVE to change your plans. Grow up and make a decision about what is most important to you. Welcome to adulthood. ETA: No, your presence is not required. Bridal attendants are wedding guests like everyone else. You accept or decline. You've already told her the dates you cannot attend. There is NOTHING else to do here. The decision is hers.
Bride wants Maid of honor to dye her hair for the wedding?
If that is you in the profile pic, your hair is gorgeous! She is borderline on Bridezilla. Or at the very least, it's a rude, inappropriate request. I wouldn't quit the wedding just yet. Give her the benefit of the doubt. Give her a second chance to show you she is a reasonable Bride. Just tell her "No thanks, my hair is staying this way" and see how she reacts. Also, you may want to be up front that it bothered you she went to your husband and from now on regarding the wedding, she needs to come to you. If she is understanding and respects your choice then I would forgive her faux pas but make sure to find NOW if she has any other requests. Does she want a certain hairstyle, special shoes or jewelry, is getting your hair and makeup done professionally or a certain way a requirement? Is she expecting you to throw her a bachelorette party and shower and if so, does she have high standards or is she going to be appreciative and gracious no matter what you plan for her. I would clear the air NOW about any other requests to make sure you still want to be in this wedding. If she tries to push the issue with the hair or has any requests that seem over the top you may need to step down from the wedding. Anything other than asking you to wear a certain dress and maybe shoes (if they are reasonable, not some 4 inch stilettos that you can't walk in) is over the top. Brides do not get to pick the bridesmaids hairstyle, makeup, jewelry or tell the Maid of Honor to throw her any parties and dictate how the parties are to be themed, decorated, etc. All that stuff is Bridezilla behavior, NOT gracious, grateful bride behavior. Try to stay cool and calm when you talk to her. Don't jump to conclusions that the friendship is over. Just tell her you don't want to dye your hair and see how she reacts before making your decision about the wedding and the friendship. It's just as crass to throw a huge fit when the Bride makes a mistake as it is for the Bride to act demanding. Talk to her first, then make a decision.
Assuming your best friend is a girl, she doesn't get to decide who the groomsmen are, her groom does.If hes a guy again, he has to pick groomsmen traditionally.If your best friend, didn't let you in on her wedding, you're gonna have to talk to her and ask her why.Maybe your best friend knows you and your life. Maybe she knows about any struggles financially or personally and doesn't want to burden you with what can be a financially and generally stressful experience. Maybe she thought it best you didn't have to go through what bridesmaids generally go through.Which are:Paying for their own dresses and shoes.Paying for their own hair to be done, if not, doing it themselves.Paying and or planning a bachelorette party.Bridal shower planning and or funding.Not to mention getting a gift for the wedding itself.An ear to offer for any wedding problems the bride may have.Being involved in a wedding can be quite the financial burden especially if money is tight. Sometimes bridesmaids don't have to pay for their own dresses ans bachelorette party but they mostly end up doing so.For me as a brisesmaid i spent close to almost 500 dollars. Which some people might say isn't too bad, some people might say thats too much. For me i was working a part time job, so i didnt have a lot of hours, ive also needed some dental work but am not covered for dental insurance so it was quite stressful for me as im quite frugal and not wealthy. I never really thought about the cost or energy you have to put in it, because i was never in that situation before.So maybe she understands you on a fundamental level. If this bothers you, and you want to be one, talk to her.