Now the days are gone when you can only imagine that a bride can only opt for a traditional looking braided plait or a bun with same jasmine flowers around it. But now Indian brides experiment not only with their looks, Wedding dresses and jewelries but also with their hair styles. It is seen that every bride prefer a hair do that is simple but at the same time which emphasis its uniqueness. It is very important to watch out if the style goes with your dress and make up. So, discuss with your hair stylist and make a trial sitting and look how it looks. Here are some hair styles matching face cutting and structure. Follow these tips and apply the right one.

If the bride has round face, then by adding height on the top of the head and adding extra fullness across the forehead with the sides close to the head or behind the ears can look good. You can flaunt some small hair casually hanging besides your ears. Face with diamond shape can also try this out as round face cutting and diamond face cutting match with each other.

Heart shaped face can be complimentary with a hair do which is full at the jaw line and the hair should be done slightly off center. Please remember your check bones and chin determines your hair style. To make it a hit it’s very important.

If anyone has long shaped face then she can opt for an up do. It should not be big, elaborate like old Hindi movie heroine but simple and fresh. Up do hair style is a hit hair style today as it can be adorned with flowers and jewelry and Indian brides like it. Wear an up do and loosen some hair around your face and your forehead.

If any one has oval face then it is very easy to apply any kind of style because she can wear any style. for looking fresh and flaunting your long hair you may keep your hair down but on your Wedding day please make sure your hair is extra voluminous and wide. So, it is advisable that try bun, up do surrounded by flowers, pearls or ribbon. A lower Bun can add extra softness to your face on your Wedding bash. You can be creative with this style which is traditional as well as new. Lower bun or soft or messy bun are very much popular now. Fresh and colorful orchids, roses or frangipanis can be used instead of jasmine or rajnigandha. To add glamour to your Wedding bun hairstyle, you can use a tiaras or veils to complement the Wedding hairstyle. The Wedding hairstyle can include decorative beads and jewels that matches with the color scheme of the dress. Notice that the look emphasizes simplicity - the Wedding hairstyle is not weighed down with too much jewelry adornments. Thus style up your hair in a new fashion and have a new look.

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You may be one of those people that find public speaking easy & can reel off a speech with style, wit & timing. Personally I am not one of those people. I get incredibly nervous, go bright red & tend to mumble! If you are the type of person who crumbles at the sight of a microphone or an audience of more than 2 then my best advice is to make sure you pass by the bar first on your way to the stage! It is a natural reaction to reach for the bottle when faced with such a nerve racking task.

So if you are one of the unlucky ones who will have to make such a presentation at a friend’s Wedding or it is your Wedding & you who has to make the toast, then here are a few more tips to help make the whole experience a little less nerve racking.

Who: Aside from the traditional Wedding Toasts of the best man, groom, bride’s father & groom’s father, anyone can make a toast to the happy couple. Some couples will also make a toast to each other & close family & friends. It is also the case that as the day wears on & the drink stocks begin to empty, more & more of your guests will suddenly feel the urge to raise a glass to you. Now depending on how much they have had to drink & how well they know you, you may wish to convince them not to go through with it, but if you want some memorable moments on your Wedding video, let them have their fifteen minutes of fame!

What: The best toasts are brief & sincere. You don’t need to be in the spotlight for longer than a minute, but if you want to stay longer it is worth making a note of a few key things you wish to say, just in case your nerves get the better of you! Always start by introducing yourself & your relationship to the bride &/or groom, but keep it brief - you don’t need to tell them your life story. Perhaps you will have a short story to tell or a personal sentiment you wish to share. At the end share your wish for the couple’s future & pass the spotlight over to the next person. Be humorous but not embarrassing & make sure anything you say will not cause offense. Don’t try to put on an Oscar winning performance, just be yourself; you will come across much better. Avoid any stories which will cause embarrassment, outrage or which could cause conflict between bride & groom! Those stories about past romances are not for Wedding Toasts!

When: It’s up to the bride & groom to decide at which point in the proceedings the toasts should take place. Some couples choose to toast their close family & friends at the rehearsal dinner on the night before the Wedding, whilst all other toasts will happen during the reception. If you anticipate a lot of toasts it may be better to split them between the rehearsal dinner & the Wedding reception to save time. Traditionally, the toasts will happen after the Wedding breakfast & before the cutting of the cake. Whatever time you choose make sure everyone has a full glass of champagne ready to make each toast.

Where: If you are having a large Wedding with a lot of guests I would recommend setting up a microphone for the toasts so that everyone can hear. A stage area, central to the room is another good idea so that everyone can see who is speaking although a stage can be intimidating for some people who may be put off making a toast if you use one. Alternatively, set your tables out in way that will facilitate the person making the toast to be seen by everyone & ask them to stand to make it.

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