.....regret my hair!

Yes

Your wedding was nearly a year ago right?

I just sometimes think what i could've done, should've.....i think "maybe i should've chose a different hairstyle....maybe then she wouldn't mess it up. or maybe i should've chose a different hairdresser. but how should've i known. she supposedly had the best experience and a lot of people i knew went to her for wedding hairstyles

Clearly you are still upset about it. I don't think there is nothing that can be done about it @ this point. But you have brought awareness to other brides by posting this. So Brides, if you don't like your hair, let your stylist know immediately. Sometimes you have to be a little demanding about what you want & expect especially if you are paying ( paid) for it. We can't tell you why she messed your hair up though. Maybe take renewal photos.

$60 for wedding day hair.. I am paying double that... and she had no obligation to come back. You pay for what you pay for. You did not pay her to come back after.

60 bucks converted to US money. i got married in a different country. thus, in the currency of the country i was at, it was about 200 dollars!

So actually it was more like 200 dollars. i just converted it to US money but obviously currency and prices are different in other countries.

200 zloty is a lot of money to pay for a hairstyle. so yes i think it was her obligation to fix my hair. especially since she did come to the ceremony because my mom called for her

So actually it was more like 200 dollars. i just converted it to US money but obviously currency and prices are different in other countries.

200 zloty is a lot of money to pay for a hairstyle. so yes i think it was her obligation to fix my hair. especially since she did come to the ceremony because my mom called for her

So actually it was more like 200 dollars. i just converted it to US money but obviously currency and prices are different in other countries.

200 zloty is a lot of money to pay for a hairstyle. so yes i think it was her obligation to fix my hair. especially since she did come to the ceremony because my mom called for her

So actually it was more like 200 dollars. i just converted it to US money but obviously currency and prices are different in other countries.

200 zloty is a lot of money to pay for a hairstyle. so yes i think it was her obligation to fix my hair. especially since she did come to the ceremony because my mom called for her

So actually it was more like 200 dollars. i just converted it to US money but obviously currency and prices are different in other countries.

200 zloty is a lot of money to pay for a hairstyle. so yes i think it was her obligation to fix my hair. especially since she did come to the ceremony because my mom called for her

So actually it was more like 200 dollars. i just converted it to US money but obviously currency and prices are different in other countries.

200 zloty is a lot of money to pay for a hairstyle. so yes i think it was her obligation to fix my hair. especially since she did come to the ceremony because my mom called for her

So actually it was more like 200 dollars. i just converted it to US money but obviously currency and prices are different in other countries.

200 zloty is a lot of money to pay for a hairstyle. so yes i think it was her obligation to fix my hair. especially since she did come to the ceremony because my mom called for her

OK, well, what is the point of this post?

The point is not to think just because you (and i mean in general, all the brides out there) are planning on paying big money for hair....you'll have the best everlasting hairstyle.

sometimes paying less can be just as good and long lasting.

i've had hairstyles in the past where i paid half for what i paid on my wedding day. and those hairstyles actually lasted a good 6-12 hours. my prom hair lasted longer.

so just giving advice

I R confuzed.

Hmmm....

What are you confused about?

Yep she has an almost identical post up too

@ Courtney....yup, that's my thought