
I have to say that I am a huge fan of a high impact bun (especially as I wore a similar hairstyle for my own wedding not long ago)! This hair trend featured here on singer/actress Hilary Duff made a great style statement on her wedding day as well as other brides pictured above. Hilary’s hair style seems to be more of a top “knot” bun that has been pre-teased, then neatly combed, and pinned (that’s at least what it looks like from the picture).

Here I am on my wedding day (almost 4 years ago) with a somewhat similar hair style. My updo was created with an initial high ponytail with pinned curls to create the bun. Hair by Stylist, Alissa Grossi of Ashtin Salon in Corona Del Mar, CA (Orange County Salon). Dress by RIVINI, Hair Accessory Crystal Flowers, Earrings, and Veil are all by Erin Cole (her and her team at ErinCole in Costa Mesa were amazing and so personable), Necklace from TheWhiteDress, and my bracelet was my “something borrowed”.
A couple of the bun hair styles (in picture collage above) seem to be sporting a more simple version of the bun by using what some call a “sock bun”. It’s recently become quite popular as its a quick and easy bun to achieve on your own and does a great job of staying more secure. Here’s what the “sock buns” actually look like (the one on the left is a pre-made sock bun from H&M and the one on the right was homemade by cutting and rolling a thick black sock – which is why they call it a “sock bun”:

Below I am wearing the same sock bun from H&M in my hair:

No matter which way you pull off the high top bun, whether it be with straight up ponytail and bobby pins or if you go the quicker route by using a sock bun, it is a classic yet current hair style that is elegant and great for Brides and or Bridesmaids!



















