Cute. From that angle, he looks like a kid I went to high school with, which, coincidentally, was also cute. :)

Also, make sure you REALLY want the fringe/bangs. It takes forever to grow them out properly. If you are sure, you may want to try to imagine how they'll work with the veil or whatever you're putting in your hair for the wedding ....

Posted by Jaemie @ 26 august 2003 09:36 AM AEST

oh the humanity of a new hair cut! i don't mind getting a fringe cut before the wedding AS LONG as it doesn't look horrid :P

i might try getting a longer style of fringe (if that's possible) so that it can still be tied back.. i've been waiting over a year for this muahahahaa

hmmm

Posted by tracey @ 26 august 2003 09:44 AM AEST

I say do your research (intricate research) on a hairstylist and go for it! If you're in good hands, they will hook you up. Don't be scared, I doubt there's a cut you wouldn't look good in. You look like you have a heart shaped face and those look the best in everything. :) Remember, research.

Posted by erika @ 26 august 2003 09:52 AM AEST

oo yes the new hair cut is looking nice :D
hrm maybe layers? i think bangs are cool too :)

yah! we waited 25 mins or so in the bar part hehe :D we looked like such dorks and obvious first-timers. oh well hehe.

Posted by ceby @ 26 august 2003 02:25 PM AEST

i agree with jaemie, definately make sure you want bangs. i have bangs and (for me) they are very high maintenance.

Posted by ashley @ 26 august 2003 02:46 PM AEST

i want change.
i neeeeed change.

if they're high maintenance, then that's ok, as long as it's a good change. i don't mind, plus it's time for me to care about my hair dammit

:P

we'll see though. i've been thinking it through for a long long time because i've basically planned my hair cuts around the wedding haha. i wouldn't go ultra different, but just something that will update my style a bit. (oh i'm so fashionable.. pfft)

Posted by tracey @ 26 august 2003 04:02 PM AEST

Sure, go for it! Four months seems to be enough time for extra growth if needed. Besides, if your hair doesn't grow out as you like, you can always wear your veil throughout the ceremony and reception.

But you are a babe, and a bad cut won't change that. Go for it!

Posted by kane @ 27 august 2003 12:45 AM AEST

Hope all goes well with your haircut, and Regan looks great with the new haircut!

Posted by susan @ 27 august 2003 04:52 AM AEST

You should post one picture before and one after the haircut, just like in the mags hehe. :-)

Posted by Rachel @ 27 august 2003 05:08 AM AEST