25 Hairstyles for Natural Hair Black Brides

Black brides can get overwhelmed choosing a natural hair wedding style because it's easy to get used to styling our hair one way. Fret not! Whether you want an edgy, elegant, or quirky hair look for your wedding day, these styles will have you covered if you don't know how to upgrade your everyday natural hairstyle. 

Although this up-do looks complicated, and you may be worried about your hair unraveling, using braiding hair to form the faux-French braids will take the stress out of this unique style. 

Who says mohawks can't look elegant? A little edge control and braiding hair can create a mohawk that any bride can pull off. 

If you're allergic to synthetic or human braiding hair, you can still achieve a mohawk style without adding additional hair. Just make sure that you don't braid your natural hair too tight in the name of a sleek braided look.

Not all brides can spend hours getting their hair done, but you don't have to forsake an elegant up-do if you're short on time. Add natural hair clip-ins for extra volume. 

If your hair is on the thinner side or your texture doesn't work well with heavy braids, micro braids are perfect for bridal up-dos. 

There's often a misconception that you have to add extra hair to execute up-dos, but this flat twist up-do looks beautiful on short natural hair. 

If you have short hair and do want to add a little more volume to your flat twist up-do, you can use Marley hair to mimic your natural hair texture.

If you want a fuller-looking halo/crown braid, blow out your natural texture and use braiding hair to create this look. You can also add pearls throughout the braid to make the hairstyle stand out even more. 

Crown braids can scare the best of us because there's a lot of manipulation, but this style will be easy on your edges. 

This twisted crown looks intricate and fit for a queen, but it's super simple to execute. 

Chunky flat twists are a go-to hairstyle for us natural girls, so add flowers for a wedding upgrade.  

Molding a curly pixie cut takes practice, but the key is patience and foaming lotion. 

To elevate this look from your everyday hairstyle, add an intricate headband or barrette to your puff. 

For brides that want a big and bold style, curly, pin-up puffs will give you the volume that you crave on your wedding day.  

This intricate hairstyle will dazzle your wedding guests.

Elevating a simple low bun with a donut hair bun will give any bride that regal, classic look. 

Creating the illusion of bangs will save you from chopping your hair, and they'll add a lot of texture to this messy puff style.  

Twist-outs are a clutch hairstyle for naturals, but if you press your hair out before creating your Bantu twist out, your hair's texture will look different from your typical style. 

This look is for the quirky bride that wants to bring space vibes to Earth.

Don't want to add heat to your hair? Flexi-Rods will give you that barrel curl hair definition without you ever having to use heat. 

If you want to protect your natural hair from up-do manipulation, crochet hair will save your hair while still giving you the elegant up-do that you crave. 

If your blown-out hair texture matches a kinky perm texture, you can still pull off a ponytail.

This style is for the brides that want to show off their curls and prefer not to blow out their natural texture. 

When in doubt, a sleek braided ponytail always gets the job done. 

Finger coils may take a bit of time to style, but the result gives super defined hair.