Every woman wants to look her best on her wedding day. A lot
of emphasis is thrown on the entire look. Be it the wedding outfit, makeup,
jewelry or the hairstyle. Everything has its own importance and relevance. All
these contribute in making the final look of the bride.
Bridal tastes vary, but should always complement the wedding
dress and contribute to the overall look. Women should not consider their
natural hair length when choosing a style, because so many extensions and
accessories are available.
Brides go for different hairstyles to suit different wedding
events. There are many options to choose from. The choice of a particular
hairstyle depends on the outfit the bride will wear for a particular wedding
event. Many traditional rituals require the bride to cover her head with a
veil. This may limit some hairstyle and decorations options.
Planning hairstyle:
The hairstyle is decided well in advance keeping in mind the
personality of the bride, the shape of her face, her height and her outfit. Many
times the height of the groom is also taken into consideration while choosing
the bride’s hairstyle.
Hair adornment:
Flowers, beads, sequins, glitters, diamante clips, hair
pins, hair jewelry and hair stick are all used to adorn the bridal hairstyle.
Flowers
All brides go for flower adornment. Besides beautification,
flowers also have a functional aspect. Strings of flowers, usually jasmine,
adorned around the bun helps the veil to stay in place by means of hair pins.
The floral strings can be attached in a number of ways. It
may be encircled around the bun as a single string, or as multiple strings.
In the case of South Indian weddings, the bride does not
puts the veil on her head which leaves her hair exposed thus eliminating the
chances of veil interrupting with the hairstyle. Multiple floral strings are
attached to the bun which may be placed at the nape, high up or at the middle
depending on what suits the bride. The floral strings may also hang loose over
both the shoulders.
Flowers can also be used to adorn the hair braided into a
plait. The plait is decorated completely with flower strands.
Indian Muslim and Punjabi brides often go for hair braided
into two plaits both hanging over the shoulders in the front. The plaits are
adorned with flowers.
Bridal hair jewelry
Bridal hairstyles are incomplete without bridal hair
jewelries. These not only adorn the hairstyle but are also essential bridal
jewelry. A bridal hair jewelry comprises of beads, jewel comb, jewel hair pins,
Maang tika, Tiara, Strands of pearls and many more.
A maang tika is a traditional bridal hair jewelry
that consists of two parts. The maang ( string ) rests on the center hair
parting via small hook that allows it to get attached to the hair. Whereas the
tikka (pendant) rests on the forehead.
There are many variations in the traditional bridal maang
tika. A maang tika is often clubbed with two strings made of pearl or simple
chains that run across the hairline at the forehead and are attached to the
hair behind the ears on both the sides via hook.
A maang tika is not only worn by the bride but it is also
the most popular hair ornament worn by the bridesmaids.
In addition to maang tika, there are many other hair jewelry
pieces that are attached with the hair. One such a piece of jewelry is quite
similar to the
maang tika which is also attached to the hair. The difference
lies in the placement and thickness of the jewelry. These are wider than maang
tika and are placed on either side of the central hair parting. This piece of
hair jewelry is more popular among the muslim brides.
Bridal tiaras are not new to Indian brides.
Jeweled clips are often used to fix up the hairdo.
These are also decorative hair pieces.
Decorative hair pins and clips are also used to adorn the
plait. These are attached as separate piece throughout the braided plait.
Not just females, guys can also make Jewish wedding
hairstyles at the weddings. They can wave their short hair or may grow their
hair to shoulder length. Centre partings look more appropriate in case of men.
Brown or grey highlights in dark brown or black wavy hair look hip. It’s ne’er
too late to take a right decision. So get up and get ready to decide upon the
hairstyle you would carry this wedding to make it the most memorable one this
year.
BEST ADVICE
"Don't feel like
you have to stick to a conventional, traditional bridal look if it doesn't
really suit you. Embrace your own signature style, and dare to pick a strong
look that belongs entirely to you."
Happy Styling!
Happy Wedding!!
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