Celebrity Wedding Hairstyles

Kate Moss chose a simple hairstyle which combined touches of vintage and romance for her country wedding to Jamie Hince. Hairstylist Sam McKnight styled her blonde locks in tousled waves, and a stunning Juliet cap-style veil made of woven lace and sequins completed the look.  

Kate Middleton had hairstylists James Pryce and Richard Ward create a classic half-up style to complement her diamond Cartier tiara. Strands of hair were pulled back from each side of her face and tucked into a bun, dubbed the demi-chignon. The rest of her tresses were worn down in long cascading curls. 

For her Dallas wedding to Tony Romo, Candice Crawford wore her hair in a romantic and sleek updo. Her side swept bangs created a side part and her blonde locks were curled and then weaved together and pinned in a perfect bun. A jeweled hair pin completed the look. 

Kendra Wilkinson wore her hair in soft romantic curls on her wedding day to Hank Baskett. One strand of hair was then twisted from each side of the face and pinned in the back underneath her veil. 

Hilary Duff wore her hair in a high tousled voluminous bun at her Montecito wedding to Mike Comrie. The chic look is elegant and sophisticated.  

Sophia Bush wore her hair pulled back in a loose up-swept chignon. Her hair was gathered at the nape of her neck and pinned back with a few loose strands in the front. See more photos of Sophia Bush and Chad Michael Murray's wedding. 

Jessica Simpson went for a soft look at her wedding to Nick Lachey, wearing her hair down and wavy, with a few delicate strands pulled away from her face and clipped back with antique Van Cleef brooches. Styling courtesy of Ken Paves. 

"Bachelor" star Molly Malaney fought heavy rain on her wedding day to Jason Mesnick, but had the help of hair stylist Ken Paves to keep her messy bun in place. After pinning her hair up at the crown of her head, pieces were pulled out from the bun to give it a disheveled look. Next, strands of hair were pulled down from each side of the face and a diamond clip added the finishing touch.  

On her wedding day, Jenna Bush wore her hair in loose waves, with strands on each side of the face pulled back and twisted starting at the part. Her hair was bobby pinned in the back, with white flowers nestled into the twists. See more photos of Jenna Bush and Henry Hager's wedding. 

Davy Mewkirk styled Rebecca Romijn's hair for her and Jerry O'Connell's wedding. He set big pin curls to create romantic waves and then fastened sections of the hair at the nape of Romijn's neck. The final touch was two white roses pinned to the back with bobby pins. See more photos of Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell's wedding. 

At her wedding to Oliver Hudson, Erin Bartlett went for a bohemian look. After her hair was curled in loose waves, parted down the middle and held in place with a silver, hippie-style headband. See more photos of Oliver Hudson and Erin Bartlett's wedding. 

Actress Marisa Coughlan wore her hair curled in loose waves with half pulled up away from her face. Diamond clips were secured across the top of her head along with a veil. Marisa married Stephen Wallach on August 17, 2009. 

 Beverley Mitchell wore her hair in big curls for her Italy wedding. Her hair was parted down the side with strands from one side pulled away from her face and pinned back at the ear with a large diamond clip.

 At her wedding to Andrew Firestone, Ivana Bozilovic wore her hair off her shoulders and in a deep side part. After her hair was pulled into an off-center bun and pinned in the back, a few strands were left loose in the front to add a little extra shape. See more photos of Ivana Bozilovic and Andrew Firestone's wedding.

Jamie Hince and Kate Moss Wedding

Southrop, England

July 1, 2011

Kate Moss and Jamie Hince were married at St. Peter’s Parish Church in Southrop, England on July 1, 2011.

Guests at the “Great Gatsby” style wedding included Paul McCartney, Naomi Campbell, Jude Law and Marc Jacobs.

The bride arrived at the church with her father and daughter in a silver vintage Rolls Royce. She wore a 30′s-inspired John Galliano wedding dress with sheer panels and beading along with a Juliet cap-style veil made of woven lace and sequins. Her wedding shoes were blue soled Manolo Blahniks.

The groom wore a blue suit by Stefano Pilati for Yves Saint Laurent.

Bridesmaids, including Moss’ daughter, Lila, wore dresses by Bonpoint. Paige Boys wore Bill Bull.

The pathway to the church door was lined with delphiniums, daisies, scabious, and sweet-scented stock.

The ceremony, officiated by Reverend Harry MacInnes, included the reading of a love letter by Jake Chapman and the Gloucester Cathedral choir singing “You Can’t Always Get What You Want.”

A reception followed at Moss’ country home where Edwardian marquees were erected in the field along with a circus tent and teepees for children to sleep in.

The draped dining pavilion had Victorian chandeliers hanging from the ceiling and Chesterfield sofas flanking the dance floor.

Guests were seated at long tables with bentwood chairs for the meal catered by London’s Dorchester Hotel and the Ritz Carlton Paris.

The flowers, by Scarlet & Violet, included simple arrangements of English garden roses in different types of vases and lavender and cream colored roses mixed with wildflowers.

For their first dance to Bryan Ferry’s “If There is Something,” the bride changed into a Stella McCartney smoky-gray georgette evening gown spangled with steel beads. Later in the evening, she wore a third dress, a backless golden-spangled minidress by Stella McCartney, with Louboutin glitter heels.

The six-tiered traditional white wedding cake, by London baker Peggy Porschen, was surrounded by yellow roses at the base. Each tier was made of a different flavor and crusted with droplets of icing-sugar lily-of-the-valley blossoms.

DJs including Annie Nightingale, Nick Grimshaw, and Queens of Noise spun tunes and live performances were given by Snoop Dogg, Iggy Pop, Bryan Ferry and Beth Ditto.

Following the vows, the couple jetted to Monaco for their honeymoon and sailed off on a yacht owned by Top Shop CEO Philip Green.