http://www.frugalbride.com/bridalhair.html

I saw several brides in it whose hair wasn’t all that long and whose faces were a touch on the round side. You may be able to find something you can adapt to your hair.

A lot of it really depends on what, if anything, you’re wearing on your head (veil, hat, wreath of flowers, etc.) and the how cooperative your hair is when you try to style it.

Good luck!

I’m at a loss. My mom suggested the add on hair pieces that sell at a cart in the mall and I’d just as soon wear a Marilyn Monroe wig then do that. You’re the only wedding site I’ve found that gives advice for normal girls so I thought I’d see if you had any input.

Jenny: no gold chains, thank goodness. Those would have been considered effeminate and probably as snooty as a bride wanting to look like a bride on her wedding day. As for chest hair, I pointedly didn’t check. The purity theory does put things in a much nicer light than I think they were intended. I have a strong suspicion it was more worry about how the sneaks would hold up. Somehow, though, my silk dress and dyable flats made it through without harm. Must’ve been the Spik & Span!