25 Gorgeous Wedding Hairstyles for Brides With Bangs

• Discover a variety of 25 bridal hairstyles for bangs, from bold blunt cuts to soft romantic styles.
• Consider styling your bangs to complement your dress and face shape for a harmonious bridal look.
• Avoid cutting bangs too close to the wedding to prevent length issues, especially if you're trying a new style.

A Short Pixie

A smooth, glossy fringe that hits just at your brows will instantly draw attention to your eyes and emphasize those sky-high cheekbones. A short, pixie cut can also elongate the neck and showcase any beautiful details in your dress's neckline, back, or bodice that would otherwise be hidden behind long locks.

Rockstar Bangs

This bride's wispy French fringe and long, dark waves took center stage at her Rock and Roll-inspired wedding. Her face-framing 'do was also the perfect accompaniment to her A-line gown, creating an edgy but romantic look.

Boldly Blunt

This bride's blunt bangs and dramatic bob looked runway-ready at her flower-filled Vermont wedding. The straight cut beautifully frames her face and features while adding a bit of edge to her frothy, ethereal wedding dress.

Traditionally Romantic

This romantic bride showcased her full fringe by letting the rest of her long locks fall behind her shoulders in a wavy style. That's the great thing about bangs: They can do all the talking in an otherwise simple style.

Classic Side Bangs

A side-swept set of full fringe can flatter and frame your gorgeous face. This bride chose to gather hers into a half-up, half-down style of loose curls with a small braid for a finishing touch. This is also a great way to artfully hide your bangs if you're so inclined. "If a bride has side bangs, I would suggest maybe a braid or twist to help hide the bangs," advises Ramirez.

Glossy Bangs

This bride's glossy bangs exquisitely frame her whimsical, asymmetrical bob haircut. We especially love how her trendy 'do pulled together her glamourous bridal look for her dance party wedding in Mallorca.

Royal-Inspired

For those with medium-length bangs, let your hair retain its length before the wedding, especially if opting for a royal-inspired beauty moment. Ramirez notes, "I definitely would not recommend cutting your bangs anytime before the wedding. I have heard so many stories of how they were cut too short and didn’t have time to grow out. I would recommend cutting at least a month and a half out if you need a trim."

Au Naturel

Textured bangs and a style blooming with flowers will look at once natural and effortless. It's a tender choice for those creating a wholly feminine yet somewhat glam aesthetic. More specifically, this beaming bride is proof that a full fringe works on any hair length and texture.

Romantic Tendrils

This is a great option for bangs in that in-between length. The soft, wispy bits blend perfectly with the slightly longer tendrils, creating a glam look that's on par with any posh aesthetic.

Lush Boho Vibes

This bride's long, piece-y bangs are the perfect finishing touch to her lush flower crown of bold and vibrant colors. Add in that textured ponytail, and you're left with the ultimate boho look. We absolutely love the youthful combination of the fringe and ponytail together.

Cool-Girl Fringe

Too-cool fringe puts an unexpected twist on a traditional 'do, and this bride's big ballerina bun is adorably accented by the face-framing cut. This is a sweet choice if opting for an A-line or balletcore-inspired dress.

Bottleneck Bangs

If you have access to social media, you already know that bottleneck bangs have been a popular trend for several years. Thus, when it comes to bridal style, the curtain fringe (parted right down the middle) puts a retro but contemporary spin on any wedding day aesthetic.

A Layered Look

This bride's brow-grazing bangs flawlessly blend into the rest of her layers, ending in a sleek braid. "One of the benefits of bangs is that if you have an updo and are wearing a veil, leaving your bangs out can give that effortlessly romantic look," adds Ramirez.

Mini Fringe

This bride's mini fringe and cropped cut are topped with a dainty wreath of golden flowers—a Hepburn-esque look, for sure. We love how the bangs graduate in a gradient fashion from super-short to brow-skimming lengths, to boot. Très chic!

Floral Fringe

This bride's fringy ponytail is romantic yet relaxed. The monochromatic crimson headband adds a youthful appearance and ties in well with the scarlet accents in her bouquet.

A Polished Updo

Here's proof that you never have to sacrifice an updo for a set of fringe. This bride's elegant style is elevated by her side-parted curtain bangs for her vintage-themed nuptials. The best part? Her polished and sophisticated 'do allows for her stunningly embellished dress to take center stage.

Sweet Locs

Locs come in all shapes and sizes—and bangs, too! These lobbed locs are sweet as can be, but it's the cheekbone and brow-skimming lengths that really liven up the look. We love how beautifully the 'do pairs with the sweetheart neckline and floral wedding gown.

A Perfectly Imperfect Style

Curly girls take note! Bride Morgan shows us how it's done with a head full of carefully pinned curls creating a relaxed yet elevated look for her California nuptials. "For dance-proof hair, make sure you have lots of bobby pins and check that everything feels nice and secure before your hairstylist leaves," advises Ramirez.

Styled Blunt Bangs

"One of my favorite styles for brides with bangs is a half-up, allowing the hair to be pinned back halfway but leaving the bangs out and some hair around the face to flatter the face shape," says Ramirez. This bride, in particular, nailed it with a romantic half-up style and drool-worthy, dried floral headpiece for her Arizona wedding.

Voluminous Corkscrew Curls

Curly hair textures can feel like a barrier to bangs, but a head full of coils shouldn't stop your pursuit of fringe. Don't take our word for it, this vivacious bride is all the proof you need. These corkscrew curls look just as divine in the lob-length style as they do in the full bang she's rocking.

Curly Bangs and Headscarf

The curl-flaunting bride even served a second hairstyle post-ceremony. The ample lob was fluffed to perfection, while her lash-skimming bangs were treated to a fashionable topper. The linen headscarf accentuates the wedding hairstyle—and statement earrings—exquisitely.

Radiant Ringlets

If your bangs have a natural curl, embrace it and let it dictate the style of your coif. This bride raked all of hers up into a voluminous display atop her head with just a few ringlets falling about her eyes. This is also a great option for that in-between length if you're growing your fringe out.

French-Inspired Fringe

Who needs accessories when you've got standout fringe? These shaggy long locks are very Brigitte Bardot in their effortless sexiness, especially on this radiant free-spirited bride. We love it when a bride takes a laid-back approach to wedding-day beauty and lets her true essence shine through.

A Curly Shag

Shag haircuts are the epitome of effortless cool. There's something just so chill about the choppy layers and edgy, graduated lengths. Curls only up the ante on the textured 'do, with spiraled fringe adding to the tousled nature of the style.

Gradient Effect

A sweep of wispy bangs in graduating lengths offers a delicate contrast to the structure of this super-tight crop. Where longer fringe can conceal a larger forehead, shorter bangs can elevate it for a stand-out brow moment.