Hairstyles That’ll Look Gorgeous With Your Easter Hat

This voluminous, stylish chignon lets you look perfectly put-together even if you're running out of the door. This classic style will stir up some envy at the egg hunt! Get the tutorial here from Twist Me Pretty.

This low ponytail gets some romantic flair from flipping it inside out and cinching with a pretty velvet bow that you can choose to match your pastel Easter ensemble or hat!

This easy twisted look requires zero braiding skill! You twist sections together and away from the face, working down. Loosen the braid a little after finished to get an effortless style. Get the tutorial here at Lulus.

I know what you’re thinking—and no, that is not also the name of an Olympic ice skating move. This updo looks complicated, but takes only a few extra minutes to fix up. Get the tutorial here at Paper & Stitch.

This fancy ponytail elevates the quick style like no other and just needs a couple bobby pins to get the job done. It’s an excellent option for rocking under a hat, but equally as great for any occasion from workdays to nights out.

Everyone deals with Easter morning chaos every now and then, and it’s hard enough to get yourself out the door with hat in hand. With no time for hair styling, we often do a quick classic braid. Jazz it up with a silk or velvet ribbon for the occasion. Check out this style here at Gal Meets Glam.

Keep your hair tamed and secure in a bang-to-ends French braid that centers on a heavy-parted side. There’s nothing cuter than a little braid peeping out from under your Easter hat.

If you want to up your volume in a way that goes well with and without your hat, this simple pinned half-up twisted ‘do is a great option. It’s quick and easy, making touch-ups post-hat no problem at all!

You can’t go wrong with this two-minute chignon that works for almost any occasion and any hair type. It’s low enough to work under any style of church hat. Get the tutorial here at Lulus.

Upgrade your basic curly ponytail with a side-swept fishtail braid that starts at your side part. Loosen the sides to get the wide and flat style that will work well under a church hat!

We can’t stress enough how perfect ribbons and bows are for the pastel and seersucker-clad Easter ensembles. This low ponytail is made preppy and cute with a simple, thick ribbon. Check out this style here at Gal Meets Glam.

This romantic style works for a vintage pillbox style hat or a fascinator if you want to show it off, but even your wide-brim will fit quite nicely! Get the tutorial here at Missy Sue Blog.

This faux lob lets you shorten your locks into an elegant lob-length style, giving some epic bottom-half volume that will make a statement under any church hat. Get the tutorial here at Refinery29.

This elegant low updo will keep you hair in place from church to egg hunt. Bring the two braids together, cross them over to each side, and secure with bobby pins. And make sure those ends are concealed!

These loose curls will look feminine and fun under your pastel Easter hat. The pews will be flecked with hair envy. Get the tutorial here from Gal Meets Glam.

This hairstyle only takes about two minutes, two hair elastics, and maybe two pins. Get the tutorial here at Express-O.

Thin, dusty rose velvet ribbons can be used in a French braid like this or in a quick half-up style. It's simple finishing touch that adds a bit of polish underneath that Easter hat.

Two separate French braids come together for an elegant side braid that you can twist up into a low updo with a few pins if you want to switch things up! Get the tutorial here from Twist Me Pretty.

For ladies with really curly hair, this style lets you secure and tame the crown to keep your wide-brim or cloche Easter hat in place. This looks involves French braiding both sides over a pulled-back secured low mohawk-style ponytail, then wrapping it under and securing for the finished cinched look. Get the tutorial here at Seventeen.

Whip out the intricate braids this Easter! This romantic braid starts with two small sections on each side of the face being twisted back and secured with a clear elastic, then you can finish it off with a simple fishtail braid. Tug at the braid afterwards to loosen it a bit.

This messy ‘do lets you give some texture and volume to your classic cloche or lampshade Easter hat. Get the tutorial here at The Beauty Department.

A Dutch braid lets you get amazing volume and personality. This Easter, a loosely curled side ponytail will get just what it needs from a Dutch braid that wows the crowd when you adjust your pastel wide-brim hat. Get the tutorial here at The Teacher Diva.

This style will work for any and every Easter hat. Tease the crown of your hair before wrapping and pinning pieces in different levels at the back of the head.

This low, loose French twist gets some sass and volume from a stunning bun cuff. We're swooning as we imagine this look with a pretty fascinator on Easter Day! Get the bun cuff here at Chloe + Isabel. 

This simple bun is secured with a fun ponytail holder that looks like rose gold pearls. A matching fascinator would complement the preppy style perfectly! Get the ponytail holder duo here at Chloe + Isabel.

Keep things interesting with these French braid low buns that are cute as buttons! These buns will peek out from the bottom of your hat like little peeping bunnies. Get the tutorial here from Missy Sue.

We’re imagining a stunning pillbox hat or fascinator on this crown! Start the Dutch braid near your part then braid around the entire head, tucking and securing the end into the braid to conceal it.

These brushed-out curls will make your Easter outfit more classic and sophisticated than ever before. There’s nothing quite as chic as a bob in this waved style. Get a tutorial for this look here.