Hello, Pineapple Updos! The Best Bridesmaid Hairstyles of 2022 (2024)

When you want the structure of a braid but the height of a ponytail.

Start your braid from the front of your head and keep it close to the root. From there you can tease the hair to give it volume.

Sometimes all you need is a simple clip to match the minimalist vibe of your dress.

Add more volume to a short bob by playing with the part in your hair. Then tease the back for volume.

If updos aren't your thing but you still want to get in on the waves trend, you can simply curl you hair and comb it out. Bridal and celebrity hairstylist Mia Santiago loves this style for its classic ease.

Have a stylist (or bestie) alternate the direction of the curls at the bottom the clip it into a half-up, half-down for body.

If you're rocking an above the shoulders look, spruce things up by adding some pearls to your natural part.

Adding braids that go in two different directions towards the front of the hair can create a natural tiara look. You can always feel free to add accessories to make it pop.

The classic pineapple is super fast and simple. Plus, you can pull a few pieces outside of the updo to frame your face.

If you have curly bangs, feel free to let them loose. Opt for a low or high ponytail for an elegant finish.

This fishtail braid screams wedding day. Santiago suggests adding a clip to secure the two sections together for a look that's guaranteed to last all day.

You can never go wrong with a subtle low bun. Pull out a few curls to frame the face and dress it up with a nice pair of earrings if needed.

If you want to take your bun to the next level, consider adding in a few clips for something more fun and full of character.

A classic high ponytail with big loose waves is simple yet effective. Hurtado's favorite tool for adding big waves and curls is the Trademark Beauty Mood curling iron.

Another high pony tail option that gives braid energy. Only this time, you can add bows instead of simple hair ties.

If you're not feeling a full milkmaid braid, use the same concept with a half-up, half-down look.

And if you have shorter hair take a few small sections and braid from the the front to the mid section of your head to let the remainder of the braid flow with the rest of your hair.

Take a mid-level ponytail and tease the hair to create a "bump" followed by adding your favorite accessory.

If you want something playful but elegant, opt for a ponytail but blend it with a slightly thicker braid to give it some edge.

For bigger curls, you can pull back the hair for a sleek finish and tease the ends to give it body.