31 Superbes Coiffures de Demoiselle d’Honneur

For long haired bridesmaids who are looking for a more low key chignon, this twist on a classic low queue de cheval features sections of hair that are left loose on each side of the head, then crossed over and wrapped around the base of the queue de cheval. This wrap around technique comes out looking much more polished than an everyday queue de cheval, and conceals hair elastics that can take away from your style on a fancy occasion.

This adorable boho style looks great on anyone with chin length hair or longer, and it’s simple enough to pull off without the help of a professional stylist. Tie hair in whatever half-up style you’d like  — queue de cheval, bun, maybe even another tresse — but leave some hair loose on either side of a centre part. Then tresse this loose hair like a tresses françaises, working from the back of the head towards the forehead. Once your tresse is complete, part loose ends and tuck them behind the ears.

A style that anyone with cheveux longs is already familiar with, the coiffé décoiffé chignon haut can be dressed up for even the fanciest of weddings. By keeping cheveux longs off of the back and shoulders, this style is a great choice for showing off especially intricate bridesmaid dresses or jewelry.

Looking for a coiffures to match a dress with a sweetheart neckline for an Old Hollywood themed mariage? These big, audacieux waves invoke the golden age of glamour while remaining rooted in modern styling techniques.

This low, understated tresses françaises is a simple addition to a side bun that pumps up the romance factor and sets bridesmaids apart from mariage guests. With the added flower detail, this is a good style choice for an entire bridal party, and works especially well for women with fine hair that won’t hold a curl for hours on end.

This tressé part style is full glam, featuring a deep side part and hair that’s tressé all the way down the part and hairline. Unlike the boho tressé part, this style is better suited to bridesmaids with longer hair, since it’s all tied in a pony rather than in a half-up style.

Curl hair all over and then pin it back into a big low bun that gives the illusion of a very thick head of hair. One or more simple tresses originating from the part add a nice touch of romance to this fairly high maintenance style.

Intricate looking, but not too difficult to pull off, this semi-attaché style is created with a two strand tresse on each side of the head that intermittently adds hair to the tresse without being as carefully patterned as a traditional tresses françaises. Parfait pour casual, backyard weddings, this style is simple but not boring.

This thick, tressé headband is created using the dutch, or reverse french, braiding style, and hair is tied together in a low bun. Far from coiffé décoiffé, this perfectly shaped bun is created using the help of a hair donut, giving structure and added volume to this pristine style.

coiffures for occasion spéciales can be stressful for women with hair that’s too short for a traditional chignon or big, cascading boucles. Try these retro crans to dress up your carré length hair.

This fun, flirty style looks great on very young bridesmaids, and would make an excellent soirée style as well.

A perfect blend of traditional tressé styles and modern flair, tresses en épi add interest without being over the top spectaculaire. This is a style that your bridesmaids can do for each other, which is an especially helpful time and money saver when you’ve got a big mariage party to worry about.

For a classy mariage at a New England country club, this side bun is chic, sophisticated, and goes with almost any dress.

Another way to add special appeal to hair that’s on the shorter side, this style features hair that’s tressé down the frange and pulled apart to create a unique and quirky look.

Not quite your low, understated side bun, this Princess Leia-inspired bun is placed right over one ear, for a style that’s dressy and fun at the same time. To balance out the bun, give hair some volume on the opposite side.