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6 Best Wedding Hairstyles for Thin Hair

Everyone wants to look great on their wedding day, and a significant part of that is finding the right ‘do. If you have thin or fine hair that is hard to style, you might be worried that you won’t have that magical hairstyle to match your dress. But don’t worry! We’ve compiled the five best wedding hairstyles for thin hair here.

1. Boho Bob

Instead of worrying about a voluminous updo that might show a thinning hairline, consider a boho bob. If you already have shoulder length or shorter hair, you’ll pull off this look effortlessly. Just have your stylist curl your hair and give it as much volume and texture as possible (so it can last the full day).

Choose a high hair accessory like a birdcage or pearl clip, or just keep it all down and loose!

2. Messy Low Bun

With enough teasing, even thin, fine hair can look full and voluminous. But to make sure your style holds all day long and doesn’t seem overdone, a messy low bun is a great option for brides with thin hair. Your stylist will tease the top half before twisting or knotting a little bun at the nape of your neck.

You can move the bun to the side of your neck and use a beautiful comb or clip on the other side.

3. Sleek Top Bun

If you have long, fine hair, a tight, voluminous top bun can be a beautiful look at your wedding day. You can tell your stylist to tease the hair on your scalp for volume or sleekly pull it back. Then, the top bun should sit on the crown of your head.

This is a very classic look, like Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

4. Floral Crown and Curls

Flower crowns are a very hot wedding accessory and are perfect for hiding thin hair. You can either do a low bun with loose curls or leave your hair down. Once your hair is styled the way you want it, place the crown around your head and pin in its place.

5. Front and Side Braids

Braids don’t have to be tight to the scalp and can be great ways to hide thin or fine hair. With the right teasing and styling, you can find braid positioning that hides thinning spots in your hair. Play with braid placement around your face and to the side; you can add a half updo, a low bun, or leave the rest of your hair loose.

Test Your ‘Do About Before the Wedding 

The most important part of wedding hairstyles for thin hair is ensuring that you’ve got a game plan before the big day. Have your hairstylist come over and do a trial run of multiple styles so that you can find the one that matches your dress, the theme of your day, and the look of your hair.