In addition to the bride and groom, two of the most important figures in any wedding are the godmother and mother of the bride. Therefore, it is not surprising that they go back and forth on the look they are going to wear on their son or daughter’s big day, both in terms of dress and accessories and hairstyle. Usually, they want to look elegant, sophisticated and special but without adding years, so it is important not to dress up and look for styles that they feel comfortable with. If you are looking for inspiration for this important date, check out these ten proposals for all types of tastes.
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© Alejandro de MiguelUpdo with volume at the roots
If you want to give the spotlight to your style and clear your face but you are not a fan of polished updos, take note of this proposal. It is a very elegant bun in a minimalist key that has volume at the roots and tilted bangs to provide a different look.
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© Manuel Martospolished braid
Braids are also for godmothers, and this look by Vicky MartÃn Berrocal demonstrates it perfectly. In your case, opt for a finish wet that clears her face and ends in a low braid that she adorns with a metallic accessory. If you are looking for something more classic, you can do without this accessory or even wrap the braid around itself to create an elegant ballerina bun.
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© studio.zoe / Paula Guzmánwavy ponytail
This ponytail, made by Paula Guzmán, is another of those hairstyles that brides and bridesmaids alike fall in love with. In this case, the mother of the bride chose a low-key one with crossed strands and wavy hair in a very subtle key, which provided an extra dose of elegance and freshness to the styling.
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© Plata.formaLoose with waves
Yes, headdresses can also be worn without updos, as this very elegant guest demonstrates. In her case, she balances the classic image of her impeccable Poydel look by leaving her blonde hair loose, parted on the side and with natural waves.
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© GTRESSemi-updo with parting on the side
Paloma Lago became a true example of a very elegant godmother this summer, not only thanks to her dress, but also to her beauty look. For her son’s wedding, she chose to wear a very sophisticated semi-updo with side bangs and broken waves that were as natural as they were trendy.
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© Marta Callejobraided bun
If you are looking for comfort, elegance and timelessness, check out this proposal from Marta Callejo, a textured updo that adds volume to even the thinnest hair and ends in a braided bun perfect to wear with or without a headdress.
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© Rosa ClaráLoose and smooth
Although we love to see special updos at formal events, if you usually wear your hair down, your son or daughter’s wedding is not the time to innovate. Paloma Cuevas shows that you can also look very elegant with natural hair. In her case, opt for a middle part and a smooth but moving finish.
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© Alejandro de MiguelLong hair with volume
Another option if you want to wear your hair down but give it a more formal and elegant look is to part it to the side and ask for volume at the roots, as well as some movement at the ends, in this case inwards but it could also be on the contrary.
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© Paloma BaenaSemi-updo ‘boho’
A few years ago, this type of option was one of the favorites for brides and bridesmaids of all styles and ages. After having been overshadowed by other hairstyles, bohemian and romantic semi-updos like this one, the work of Paloma Baena, are once again hitting hard among guests looking for a more youthful touch. A point in their favor is that many of them are removable, which allows you to wear more than one look in a single day.
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© GTRESwith turban
Isabel Preysler has the ability to innovate and always surprise with her styles without giving up her characteristic elegance. Last year she attended the wedding of Sol Medina and Pedro Dominguez Majon with a powder pink look that included a wide turban-type headband that she wore with her hair loose and the ends sticking out.
