3 Hairstyles Perfect for Summer Weddings

A closer look at the waterfall braid.

Tie off the braid with a small elastic.

Repeat the same process on the other side.

Tie off the second braid once you've reached halfway.

Cross the two tied pieces over one another and pin them into place, then let the rest of your hair down to cover the ends.

The finished look from the side.

The finished look from the back.

Continue French braiding all the way down the side of your head.

Next, tuck the braid under and start pinning it into place.

It doesn't need to be perfect — keep turning the hair and adding pins until you've created a chignon.

For a summery touch, add a flower like Halli did here!

The last look is a halo braid. Starting from the back of your head near the nape, begin a pop-out French braid. This means, instead of braiding the new strands of hair over each time, braid them under.

Continue braiding all of the way around your head.

For a more romantic look, leave a few strands out in the front.

Continue with a regular braid once you come around the other side.

Tie the braid off with a small elastic once you've reached the end.

Pin the end of the braid into place, making sure to tuck it underneath the front of the braid crown so it looks seamless.

The finished look.