2027 Bridal Hair Trends Every Bride Is Falling in Love With
- Janelle Hermann
- Jan 25
- 4 min read
Central IL Bridal Hair Trends
If you’re planning your wedding at The Gathering Place, chances are you’re already thinking beyond the basics. You’re imagining how the day feels — the quiet moments, the happy chaos, the way everything comes together naturally. Bridal hair trends for 2027 are leaning into that same mindset: intentional, relaxed, and effortlessly beautiful.
Instead of stiff styles that feel overly “done,” brides are choosing hair that moves, photographs beautifully, and still looks like them. Whether you’re planning a romantic indoor ceremony or a celebration that flows seamlessly from ceremony to reception, these 2027 bridal hairstyles are all about comfort, confidence, and timeless style.
Soft Waves That Feel Natural (Not Overstyled)
Soft, sculpted waves continue to be one of the most requested bridal hairstyles for 2027, but with a more relaxed finish. Think less hairspray, more movement. These waves feel romantic without trying too hard — and that’s exactly the point.
This style works especially well for brides who want their hair down but still polished. It pairs beautifully with strapless gowns, flowing veils, and understated accessories. At The Gathering Place, soft waves catch the light perfectly and look just as stunning in candid photos as they do walking down the aisle.

The Low Bun, Reimagined
Low buns are getting a major refresh in 2027. Instead of sleek and tight, today’s brides are choosing buns that feel softer and more organic. Loose pieces around the face, gentle twists, and natural texture are all part of the look.
Why brides love this style:
It feels timeless without looking dated
It holds up through ceremonies, dinner, and dancing
It works beautifully with veils and hairpieces
This modern low bun fits right in with the elegant yet welcoming atmosphere at The Gathering Place — refined, but never stuffy.

Half-Up Styles for the Best of Both Worlds
Can’t decide between wearing your hair up or down? You’re not alone. Half-up bridal hairstyles are one of the biggest trends heading into 2027, and for good reason.
These styles give you structure around the face while still letting your hair flow freely. Brides are adding subtle braids, soft twists, or simple pins to keep the look romantic and personal. It’s an easy choice for brides who want flexibility and comfort throughout the day.

Embracing Natural Texture
One of the most refreshing shifts in 2027 bridal hair trends is the move toward embracing natural texture. Brides are stepping away from over-curling or straightening and instead choosing styles that enhance their hair’s natural wave, curl, or volume.
This trend feels especially fitting for weddings at The Gathering Place, where authenticity and connection take center stage. Natural texture photographs beautifully and feels relaxed, confident, and modern — exactly what many brides are looking for.
Braided Details That Feel Thoughtful and Elevated
Braids aren’t going anywhere, but in 2027 they’re more subtle and intentional. Instead of bold, statement braids, brides are opting for softer details woven into their hairstyle.
Popular braid touches include:
Small accent braids blended into waves
Soft braided low buns
Delicate braids framing the face
These details add interest without overwhelming the overall look, keeping everything balanced and timeless.
Hair Accessories That Make a Quiet Statement
Hair accessories in 2027 are less about being flashy and more about thoughtful details. Brides are gravitating toward pieces that feel meaningful and refined rather than trendy.
Some favorites include:
Pearl pins and clusters
Simple metallic combs
Soft bows or silk ribbons
These accessories pair beautifully with the neutral, romantic aesthetic that The Gathering Place is known for and allow your hairstyle to feel complete without feeling overdone.

Let Your Hair Feel Like You on Your Wedding Day
At the end of the day, the best bridal hairstyle for 2027 isn’t about following every trend — it’s about choosing a look that feels like the most confident version of yourself. Your wedding day should feel comfortable, joyful, and true to who you are, from the moment you get ready to the last song of the night.
At The Gathering Place, where every wedding is rooted in warmth, intention, and genuine connection, your hairstyle should complement the experience — not compete with it. When you choose a style that feels natural and personal, it shows in every photo and every moment.
Bridal Hair Trend Resources
Planning your wedding look and want trusted inspiration? These industry-leading resources share expert insight on bridal hair trends, beauty tips, and timeless styling ideas brides love year after year.
The Knot – Wedding Hair & Beauty TrendsExpert-led bridal hair inspiration and real wedding looks. https://www.theknot.com/content/wedding-hairstyles
Brides Magazine – Bridal Hair & Wedding Day BeautyModern, editorial-style bridal beauty trends and timeless advice. https://www.brides.com/wedding-hairstyles-4843950
WeddingWire – Popular Wedding HairstylesReal bride inspiration and professional styling ideas. https://www.weddingwire.com/wedding-ideas/wedding-hairstyles
Harper’s Bazaar – Bridal Beauty TrendsElevated beauty trends, accessories, and minimalist styling inspiration. https://www.harpersbazaar.com/beauty/hair/
Behind the Chair – Professional Hairstylist InsightsIndustry expertise on texture, modern styling, and bridal hair techniques. https://behindthechair.com
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