34 Perfectly Imperfect Updos to Wear on Your Wedding Day

The addition of a crystal hair accessory makes a loose bun wedding-worthy. We love the off-center placement of both the bun and the pin, creating a slightly asymmetrical feel to the hair.

Blogger Chloe Wen showed off a soft, whimsical updo with a few rogue pieces framing her face. Didn't she look every bit the bohemian bride for her rustic Tennessee wedding?

This bride's hairstyle lets the gorgeous texture of her locks take center stage. The dimension and shape of the flowers even mimic the feel of the tight curls creating an enchanted look.

A tucked-away braid and runaway tendrils make for the ultimate romantic look. Even the little buds are nestled into the hair without much plan or precision, further heightening the effortless vibe.

There's something poetic about a bride with a ribbon in her hair. Loosely tie up locks with a silk ribbon for a feminine touch. You can choose to have the strip of fabric match the rest of your bridal look, or add a contrasting pop of color instead.

An easy-going style looks just right in a breezy, bohemian setting. The gathered updo allows the sultry back of the wedding dress to fully shine without competition.

An unexpected way to rock flowers in your hair? Symmetrically arranged blooms. This look brings in the tiniest hint of a floral adornment, without completely overpowering the style.

Mary Lawless of Happily Grey twisted her tendrils into a lush, relaxed style. A fitting choice for that incredible lace dress.

Tuck in a hair accessory to make your 'do extra special.

We've said it once and we'll say it again: Adding a braid to any hairstyle gives instant boho vibes. This laid-back updo makes a nice contrast to the structural detailing on the back of the dress.

Keep things soft and romantic with an easygoing bun.

Don't fight your curls—embrace them. This bride's natural spirals add so much dimension and personality to this otherwise traditional updo.

Twist locks away from your beautiful face. (A must for hot summer weddings.) Your spouse-to-be will be especially happy with the kissable 'do.

A simple twisted 'do meets sprigs of greenery. This bun was exalted to goddess level with its halo of green leaves, mirroring the lush décor.

Blogger Tracy Nour Scheer of She Just Knows sported a slightly tousled take on an elegant updo for her Palm Springs wedding. We have to say, the floaty style photographs exquisitely.

A major plus of messy updos? They're a great way to show off the gorgeous back of your wedding dress.

Both of these brides wore plaited styles that gathered into relaxed knots at the base. Any wisps that escaped were left free, completely embodying their laid-back Colorado wedding.

Go big or go home, right? This bride's significant messy bun has tons of playful volume and personality. It’s totally okay if you have to cheat a little when it comes to volume: For extra-lush messy updos, DeSerio likes building volume over meshy nylon strips.

Who said a messy updo couldn't be glam? Just pop in a sparkly hairpiece for some bling.

The effortlessly edgy 'do complements this bride's cool-girl style to a T. We love how the wild ear cuff mimics the throw-caution-to-the-wind tresses.

Supermodel and Brides covergirl Shanina Shaik kept her locks loose for her island wedding. The long pieces flowing freely around the face create an alluring frame for her features.

We love a cohesive moment. This entire bridal party opted for perfectly imperfect styles.

A sparkly accessory glams up a soft, romantic style. This bride matched the hairpin to her bridal jewelry for a megawatt look.

This bride is making a serious case for a ribbon moment. The stark black ribbon adds a decidedly Parisian flair and contrasts impeccably with both the dress and the bride's blonde locks. Très magnifique, non?

This bride let her bangs flow freely to keep her look loose and relaxed. DeSerio explains that wearing some of your bangs down can add an effortless vibe.

Face-framing tendrils and a dainty tiara have this bride looking like a boho princess.

As if this bride's wedding at a French château wasn't dreamy enough, she also stunned with this effortless bun. There was even a little glimmer of gold peeking out from behind the twist.

This bride opted for an ultra-low and carefree twisted chignon for her beachy wedding in Mexico. The style was gathered just behind her ear, almost covering it entirely, giving it visibility from more angles.

These wavy tendrils were allowed to keep their shape as they flow unencumbered into a simple tuck at the base of the hair. The style radiates an honest simplicity, as if it just came about organically.

No Kira-Kira app needed here. This bride's style is all aglow with a jaw-dropping floral hairpiece nestled amongst her sumptuous natural curls.

Confession: We love a big bun (and we cannot lie). And this bride served some ample-sized inspo at her California garden wedding.

This bride's classic updo comes with an unexpected touch of playfulness as a few rebellious ends were left to stick out of the constructed fashion. The coy style is the ideal addition to the sexy silhouette of the dress.

This bride nailed the elegant beachy look with this carefree bun. A fitting choice for her oceanside nuptials in Tulum.

This asymmetric updo injects some serious rocker attitude to the otherwise romantic vibe. We love the elegant hint of sparkle tucked directly into the mass of coolness.