20 Gorgeous Wedding Hairstyles From Pinterest

Orange County photographer Kaysha Weiner captured this stunning image of bride Tiffany wearing a Tessa Kim fascinator with hair and makeup done by Evelyn from Serene Bridal Beauty.

Here's one of the more creative styling ideas we've seen pinned: this cool Elsa Corsi brooch used as a focal point for an elegant bridal chignon.

Adore this beautiful braided back bun and live in New York? It's actually part of an editorial done by the team at the John Barrett Salon Braid Bar.

Another popular pin, this style also comes from the prolific braiders over at John Barrett Salon.

Denver photographer Keri Doolittle is the woman behind this great shot.

Stylist par excellence Kristin Ess scored some major repins when she put up a photo of this woven bun from the Spring/Summer 2010 Carolina Herrera show.

Vancouver stylist Keely Anderson created this perfectly coiled chignon.

This stunning bridal bandeau ($600) from Etsy has been all over Pinterest, and even made it into The New York Times Sunday Styles section.

This chic rhinestone hair wrap ($155) has a beautiful vintage feel, and it looks great with a twisted bouffant. Plus, it's a perfect "something blue."

One pinner's comment on this beautiful natural hair look from Black Girl With Long Hair says it all: "I really can't handle how gorgeous this photo set is."

Have you seen this woodland garland ($35) on your friends' fairy-tale wedding mood boards? It's from Etsy.

Photographer Courtney Clarke teamed up with stylist Danielle Bennett to create the mother of all fan fiction wedding hairstyles: Katniss from The Hunger Games. As with everything Everdeen-related, it went crazy on Pinterest, and the duo have since followed up with an amazing Girl on Fire braid, too.

Curious about the makeup, dress, and model here? Katniss's blushing beauty is thanks to makeup artist Lindsay Archdekin, Katniss herself is Jill McQuary, and the gown is Pronovias.

This gorgeous waterfall braid has been all over pin boards for months. It was originally done by Tumblr blogger High Top Taylors, who says the style was a traditional waterfall plait, "but when I did it, I also curled the hair."

This superluxe Acacia bridal headdress from Jenny Packham is a popular piece on fantasy wedding boards, and it's easy to see why.

Wondered where this amazing Renaissance-style bridal chain and comb came from? It's by a company called Haute Bride.

Pinner Sara Shoemaker put up this gorgeous photo of her hair from her own wedding.

This gorgeous pearl wire tiara ($60) looks great on '30s-inspired bridal boards, and it's available right on Etsy.

People have been loving this pretty French twist with understated jadau and gorgeous winged eyeliner. Turns out, the whole thing is part of an ad campaign for the latest bridal collection from Indian jeweler Tanishq.

Pinners absolutely adore this rustic chic wreath ($65) from Etsy shop The Honey Comb.

Photographer Lisa Lefkowitz got this gorgeous shot of a low, voluminous bun created by San Francisco-area hair and makeup stylist Betten Chaston.