Who pays for a bridesmaid’s hair?

“If a bride has a stylist for the bridal party, then the bride pays for the hair,” says Hurtado. “Sometimes the bride and the bridesmaids splits the cost making the costs easier to manage for both parties.”

Do you have to wear your hair in an updo as a bridesmaid?

Not necessarily. Trends for summer 2022 weddings will be “classic chignons, updos with volume and texture, voluminous ponytails, and half up half down hairstyles,” she says. As she explains, the chignon is classic and minimalist while the updos will tend to look a little messy and airy to create a romantic style.

If you don’t have natural curls you can play up, Hurtado suggests creating big waves with an item like the Trademark Beauty Mood. From there, Hurtado recommends doing a half ponytail. “Take the bottom rest of the hair and tie it to the top ponytail. You can tease for more volume,” she says. To spruce up your look, you can always throw in a braid or twist for character.

Do all bridesmaids have to wear their hair the same way?

Bridesmaid hairstyles don’t have to be uniform, but they should compliment the theme of the wedding, Hurtado adds. They should also be able to pick their own styles, since they know what looks best on them.