Wedding hairstyles: Locs Side Swept
Locs are formed strands with their own structure. They can be arranged in a bun, ponytail, half-up shape or loose silhouette without treating them as loose individual hairs.
The side emphasis creates an asymmetrical outline. Agree which side is visible and how it relates to the neckline.
Prepare enquiryThe name describes a visual brief. Confirm the actual construction on your hair at the trial.

Hair and construction
This is a starting-hair branch as well as a style family: the same bun or half-up idea can use locs. Their length, thickness and existing arrangement matter to the brief.
Length and starting hair propertiesAdditional hair and supporting pieces
With a veil and accessories
For Locs Side Swept, 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.
Trial, movement and wear
Choose a stylist with relevant examples. Agree where the locs are supported, how ornaments attach and which steps must leave their structure intact.
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 trialHeat, humidity, wind and the settingHold and touch-ups
Taking the style down
For locs or an existing braided/twisted base, distinguish the wedding-day ornaments and pins from the established hair structure. Follow the stylist’s separate care instructions.
Compare related styles
Back to all 100 stylesChosen look
No look chosen yet. Viewing descriptions and demo profiles keeps your choice unchanged.
Discussion draft
Review and copy this draft if useful. It has not been sent and does not book a service.