wedding hair extensions

We recommend starting at least 2 to 3 months before your wedding. This gives you time to order, do a color match, try them with your stylist during a trial run, and make any adjustments. The last thing you want is to be figuring out extensions the week of your wedding. If you're using tape-ins, book your installation a few days before so everything is fresh.

It depends on the hairstyle you want and whether you've worn extensions before. Clip-ins are the most popular choice for weddings because they're easy to install, require no advance salon appointment, and come out at the end of the night. If you want extensions through the honeymoon, tape-ins are a great option. Your hairstylist can help you decide.

Absolutely. Extensions give your stylist more hair to work with, which actually makes updos fuller and more secure. Tape-ins and clip-ins both work well for updos - tape-ins sit flat and won't create bumps, while clip-ins can be strategically placed to add volume exactly where the updo needs it. A good bridal stylist knows how to pin and secure extensions for all-day hold.

Getting the match perfect matters even more for a wedding since you'll be photographed from every angle in different lighting. Take advantage of our free color matching service - send a photo in natural daylight and we'll recommend the right shade. If you plan to color your hair before the wedding, do that first, then match the extensions.

Yes - this is one of the most common requests for wedding hair. Choose extensions that match your current length and they'll add body and fullness without making your hair look longer. This gives your stylist so much more to work with for voluminous curls, full updos, or any style that needs density. It's one of the best-kept secrets in bridal hair.