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Dupatta Styling Ideas for Brides who want open hair
Brides are always conscious about bridal Jora, makeup, and jewellery however forgets to contemplate which hairstyle will suit them. Surprisingly, a good bridal hairdo is just as indispensable to a bride's wedding look as makeup. Now trends are radiating toward a contemporary change, and brides want to keep their hair open on wedding activities while styling the dupatta in a more traditional way. How you style your dupatta, single or double, can radically affect how you look as a bride. Brides always look splendid with loose hair carrying the dupatta on their head traditionally.
If you are imagining having wave curls on both sides of your shoulder then which dupatta style will give you a dapper look whether pinning the dupatta on centre of head or on your wrists from the back. Don't be puzzled; we have chic dupatta styling ideas to enhance your bridal look. Don't worry; we have put together a list of dupatta styles you can peruse for a modest look
Double Dupatta
To add more glam yet simplicity, the double dupatta with loose wavy curls look gives traditional Mughal era vibes. There are different ways to carry double dupattas as you can place one placed over the head and brought forward from one side, and the other taken like a pleated saree or over the head and pulled back, and the other draped like a falling U in front.
Shininess in shyness
Want to look like a shy bride with your head down and dupatta on. This dupatta style is exactly for you. Pin the dupatta on the head, carry it forward to cover the chest from one side, and walk the aisle with eyes down. Everyone can’t take their eyes off this captivating view.
Regal Dupatta styling with loose hair
Lehengas choli has heavy dabka, sheesha and gota embellishments and requires open hair. Loose hair with this dupatta style will give you an exquisite charm. Pin up the dupatta on the head and set it on one side of the shoulder, with part of the hair left loose in the front & the remaining left loose at the back.
Win hearts with simplicity
Nothing enhances the appeal of your bridal appearance like a lovely hair accessory. Therefore, keep your hair and dupatta back if you intend to wear a multi-string matha Patti like this one. Therefore, this combination is ideal for helping you to triumph on your big day.
Fuss-free captivating style
Don't want to ruin your look while dancing? Set your dupatta in this style, and you're ready for a perfect couple performance with your dance partner. Pinned behind the head, pusher forward and then knotted around the wrists on both sides. You can style your on one shoulder or kept them at back.
Traditional yet opulent
Some dupatta styles will stand out for their opulence and elegance, such as one that is drawn over the head from one side while having some hair strands pushed forward from the opposite side and another that is pulled over the head from one side while having both the dupatta and hair pulled forward. Additionally, a dupatta can be draped over the head, brought in front from one side, and taken from the other as a pallu for a saree.
Avoid floral jewelry on head
When it comes to the bridal look, the loose hair look is best for brides who prefer to keep it simple on their heads. This dupatta style is perfect if you avoid wearing bulky hair accessories. Add a tiny maang tikka to keep your hair as natural-looking as possible.
Flawless U shape dupatta style
Another distinctive yet modern style of wearing a dupatta with loose hair is to pin on the shoulder while creating a deep U shape in the front and other dupatta covering the head. This style is flawless for your sangeet or Dholki ceremony.
So, what dupatta style are you planning to wear on your special day?
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