Beach Wedding Hairstyles You Should Try

Beach wedding hairstyles should suit an outdoor setting. The hairstyles should reflect the casual nature of the event. Of course, the hairstyle should not overwhelm the natural beauty of the bride. If you are still pondering on what beach wedding hairstyle to choose, here are some ideas that you can use. I suggest you get through this list of hairstyles that you can use in your wedding.

Updo

This is the style to consider when you are concerned about the humidity and the wind. The Updo is also appropriate in non-beach wedding scenarios. A casual Updo is recommended for a beach wedding.

Ponytail

You can choose from a side-swept ponytail, low or high ponytail. You can also wear the ponytails straight and still pull it off in a wedding. All will look gorgeous on the young bride on her most memorable day.

Half-Up

Half-up is used to prevent the hair from blowing into your face. This is a very versatile hairstyle. You can use decorative hair accessories or flowers to secure your bun. Side-swept bangs can also work with this hairstyle.

Wavy

Add loose waves to bring your beach wedding hairstyle some body. A curling iron is great in creating those wavy locks. Use some hairspray to secure the locks. Pin a flower on your locks make sure it matches with your bouquet.

My Special Valentine

While most people around the world are busy planning and preparing for their special date this Valentine’s Day, I am doing something more profitable and productive. For me, Valentine’s is not merely a time for couples and sweethearts but for everybody as well- regardless of your age, gender, lifestyle, social status, beliefs and appearance.

This Valentine’s Day I had spent a great day with the kids in our neighborhood. I have been always a kid-buff. I mean, I like caring for them, loving them, hugging, and kissing them. Kids are just so cute, imaginative and innocent. I like to see their innocent face painting certain kind of joy whenever I mingle and play with them. 

I want to let kids know and feel the essence of Valentine’s Day. I want them to be open-minded of what is really meant by the occasion. These cute little fellas also wanted to buy some stuffs for their respective loved ones. Instead of buying Valentine’s gifts, I thought that why not help these kids do their stuffs. Wouldn’t it be nicer to give something that really comes from your hard work and from your heart? 

With this, I had organized a backyard activity for the kids. It’s an activity wherein every child could be able to use their own natural artistic prowess and their vast imaginative mind. Here are some of the stuffs kids had done:

 

Home-made Valentine's Day greetings card for Stella's mom and dad.

 Great work for a nine years old Janine.

Yarn hearts for Valentine's Day. 

 Scratch book style greetings card. So nice and lovable.