Should I wash my hair on my wedding morning?

Hi, its a great question. I generally prefer that my brides wash their hair one day before the event and blow dry it roughly to tame the frizz. Although if you do have events back to back and are unable to was it previous day, its still ok to wah on same day. The other thing I request is not to use any oils or serums...and very little to no conditioning depending on the hair texture. It also depends on what your artist prefers and what hairstyle you plan to do. Very freshly/same day washed hair can get very frizzy and too dry sometimes. Hope this helps.

We always recommend our bride and the bridal party to wash their hair the night before the wedding.  Blow dry the hair straight with a hair dryer so the hair is less frizzy. If a bride has natural curly hair and would like to keep her natural curls, she would be required to put in her own styling products after washing the hair.

Good morning,

Great question.

This really depends on your hair type, (and obviously timing of wedding on the day)

If it’s a super early start then the previous night is better.

However if you have fine hair I suggest the morning of the wedding and if thicker/not oily or curly hair can be done the previous day.

These guidelines apply to traditional wedding styles rather than blow waves. If you're having a blow wave, it's best to speak directly with our stylist during your trial to find out what will work best for you.

At your trial, we suggest you prepare your hair as you would on the wedding day.

Hope this helps .

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Hi Gorgeous! 
Typically i prefer everyone getting their hair styled to wash their hair the night before.

Hope this helps :)

Thanks for your question—it's a great one and something many brides ask! The truth is, it really depends on the hairstyle you've chosen, your hair type, and your usual washing routine. Many of our clients wash their hair daily because it gets oily by the end of the day. If that sounds like you, then washing your hair on the morning of the wedding is definitely recommended. If you usually wash it every second or third day, then washing it the evening before should be fine. These guidelines apply to traditional wedding styles rather than blow waves. If you're having a blow wave, it's best to speak directly with your hairdresser during your trial to find out what will work best for you.

At your trial, try to prepare your hair as you would on the wedding day; whether that means washing it the night before or the morning of—based on your usual routine. Your stylist will let you know if that works or if they recommend a slight change (for example, washing it a couple of days prior if your hair tends to be too soft or flyaway). 

Remember, stylists can always use products like dry shampoo or texture powder to adjust the hair's texture and add lift. But for the best result, it’s ideal to follow the advice given by your hairstylist at the trial. They know best x