Sophisticated

• Elegant updo wedding hairstyles look even more regal with a tiara as an accent. Classic, pulled back styles such as buns and French twists looks sophisticated and formal when complemented with a tiara and perhaps even a veil. Avoid braids and other overly intricate styles when pairing a tiara with a veil. Too much detail in the style of the hair can detract from the tiara and can look overdone rather than elegant.
  
  

Romantic

• A variation on the sophisticated tiara style, a romantic updo accented with a tiara is a modern look that channels fantasy and fairy tales. Rather than pulling hair back in a sleek updo, romantic styles consist of loose waves or curls piled up into slightly disheveled buns or twists. The key is to leave some tendrils loose to create a soft look. With romantic styles, opt for a simple tiara that is not too sizable. Large or extremely decorative tiaras may take away from the softness of the style.
  
  

Informal

• Tiaras can accent casual or informal wedding hair styles just as well as more formal styles. A smaller tiara that is not too ornate is fitting for informal weddings. Place the tiara atop loose waves left down or soft curls hanging down or half up. By avoiding an updo, the look retains a casual feel even with a tiara. The tiara will just add an extra detail to the look. If wearing hair half-up, consider pinning it back with pins that blend into your hair's color so that they won't be noticeable and detract from the effortless appearance of the hairstyle.
  
  

Short Styles

• If you have short hair, you might wonder how you can achieve an elegant wedding-day hairstyle. One quick way to elevate your hairstyle for the big day is with accessories, and tiaras suit short-hair looks. Wearing hair down with a tiara behind your bangs is one way to dress up your overall look. Choose a tiara style that complements your wedding theme and level of formality. Styles are available in fairytale princess looks to whimsical styles with flower motifs.