


Like many brides, I had super long hair for my wedding day. For months leading up to our wedding people would comment on my “wedding hair” and asked when I would be cutting it. Instead of going for a 5-inch trim, I took off 11 inches this month and donated my hair to a Children's Cancer Foundation. There are campaigns that take as little as 8 inches of healthy, minimally processed hair. So if you’re thinking about chopping the wedding hair after your big day, please consider making someone else’s day by donating your hair.
- Keep your style in shape – have your hair trimmed every six weeks
- Use a stylist recommended weekly deep-conditioning treatment at home
- Compile hair and makeup photos from magazines
- Wash hair the night before your trial and wedding day appointment
- Bring your magazine clippings to your trial appointments
- Bring reference photos detailing the theme of the wedding (i.e. flowers, dress, venue) to your trial appointments
- Tell us if the wedding is evening or day, indoor or outdoor
- Bring items of makeup that you currently wear on a daily basis to your trial appointments
- Bring a digital camera and take images of your hair and makeup trial
- Bring your headpiece to your appointment
A beautiful hall lined with trees woven with white orchids.
Manzanita trees with hung crystals, orchids in pots of flowers by our own florist Fuscia Designs decorate tables at a wedding at the ROM.
Photo by: Lisa Lefkowitz Another popular trend using brances- using a vase full of branches as a "guest book" or wish tree.