To choose the
right Indian ethnic wear for a wedding ceremony is quite confusing at times.
It is advisable that you not only choose the right attire but also be wise enough to have a beautiful hairdo that suits your face right!
Moreover, its better you research a bit about your face shape and hairstyles before going to a salon or parlour, so that you can ask your hairstylist to up do your hair in the same way.
There are certain parameters to choose a perfect hairstyle:
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Type of hair
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The face structure
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The height
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The persona
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The wedding wear
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Last, but not the least one
must also have an appropriate haircut
Nowadays, brides have become quite experimental with their hairstyles, as they have even started colouring their hairs.
This new option does not suit for someone who has grey hair but for those who want to try something new.
Again, the type of hair colour you choose depends on your colour complexion.
Bright colours will look good on those who are fair complexioned and dark shades like burgundy,dark,brown,copper etc will look good over dusky skin tones.
Moreover, sober and matt colours are quite easy to flaunt in any formal occasion like wedding.
Some of the hairstyles
chosen for different traditional wedding are as follows:
Punjabi Wedding
Punjabi weddings and its traditions are quite
interesting and is celebrated with pomp and show at its fullest.
After the completion of “Roka” (announcement that boy and girl are engaged and will no longer be in quest of their soul mates).
It’s good to have a side fish tail braid done for the bride on Sangeeth occasion followed by open hair tresses style on “Mehendi” occasion.
After the completion of “Roka” (announcement that boy and girl are engaged and will no longer be in quest of their soul mates).
It’s good to have a side fish tail braid done for the bride on Sangeeth occasion followed by open hair tresses style on “Mehendi” occasion.
On the final
countdown day (i.e. on the wedding day”), it would be lovely if “bouffant” hair
up do is done which matches the bright red lehenga.
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| Bouffant hairstyle picture courtesy - Pinterest |
South Indian
wedding
Tamil weddings
are mostly based around the oldest texts of the Vedas (Hinduism).When you walk
into a Tamil wedding, it feels like a royal affair as they embrace the use of
gold, red hues and pay attention to all the small details.
A traditional
braided hairstyle for those who have long hair (or you can have false hair even
attached in case you have short hair). Such long braids can be adorned with
flowers, pearls to accessorize your hair thus enhancing your overall beauty.
Also, an “elegant
braided up do with fresh flowers” will be an ideal hairstyle for a bride on her
wedding ceremony.
Bridal
hairstyles are often completed with fresh rose buds, jasmine flowers, lilies
etc that make the bride look breathtaking.
Maang tika (better
called as “Nethichuti” in south India) can be worn in the middle part, which
would look beautiful with brides who have round face, oval and triangle.
“Chic Aryan up
do” would be a classic hairstyle for brides to showcase on an evening
reception.
Marathi wedding
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| Traditional braided hairstyle Picture courtesy : Pinterest |
Marathi wedding
is the simplest and least opulent marriage in the whole country.
Starting with
Sakhar puda ceremony (“engagement ceremony”) and then followed up with the
lined up ceremonies given below:
a.
kelvan ceremony( which involves
the celebration of their kul devta)
b.
Halad chadavane ( Haldi
ceremony involving applying turmeric paste on the bride)
c.
Simant puja ( in which the
parent’s wash the groom’s feet and provide him gifts)
d.
Sankalp ceremony ( in which the
couple asks their parents’ permission to get married)
e.
Kanyadaan (in which a father
gives the hand of his daughter to the groom granting him permission to accept
his daughter for the rest of this life).
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| Centralized hairstyle look Picture courtesy : Pinterest |
Such kind of “centralized
hair look” with some accessories like kundan earrings and Maangtika go well on
a beautiful banarasi silk saree.
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| Floral hairdo hairstyle Picture courtesy : Pinterest |
This “floral
hairdo hairstyle can be done with less professional help by washing the
sections of the hair to create more airiness and then the flowers are clipped
and rolled at the back beautifully with the help of bob pins.
The “low bun
hairstyle” looks ethnic and classy.
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| Low bun hairstyle look Picture courtesy : Pinterest |
Moreover, it
also goes well on any Indian ethnic attire from simple anarkalis to gorgeous
lehengas.
Simple, chic
hairstyle can be sported on any function with a bright maangtika .
Since this type
of hairstyle is quite common for any Maharashtrian function, a stylish
neckpiece with bright kundan jhumkaas and kundan work bangles will add oomph to
your style quotient.
Try these
stylish hairstyles and stand tall from among the crowd.
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