Wedding hairstyles: Crown Braid

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Sections of hair cross to create a woven pattern. A braid may be the main form, a band around the head or a detail within a bun or half-up style.

The plaited pattern is part of the design. Ask the stylist to show its partings, tension and the fastening hidden within the final shape.

Prepare enquiry

The name describes a visual brief. Confirm the actual construction on your hair at the trial.

Hair and construction

A fishtail uses small sections crossing between two larger groups. A crown describes the placement around the head. A waterfall lets some strands drop from the braid. Ask for the visible pattern, not just the name.

Length and starting hair properties Additional hair and supporting pieces

With a veil and accessories

For Crown Braid, agree the attachment in relation to the visible length and texture. Try the actual accessory and its removal; the style name does not establish compatibility.

With a veil and accessories Braids and plaits

Trial, movement and wear

Check tension, visible partings and whether the pattern needs added hair. A relaxed appearance must still have a clear plan for fastening.

Record the shape from several angles, the preparation used, your comfort and any changes. Agree touch-ups for the actual setting rather than assuming all-day hold.

The hairstyle trial Heat, humidity, wind and the setting Hold and touch-ups