Your bridal hairdo is of as much significance as your sartorial choices on your big day. Flamboyant buns, ornate embellishments, exquisite jada have been traditionally a part of wedding getup for ages. The focus in modern times has now shifted from metal jewelry that weighs down to light and attractive bridal flowers to adorn the tresses in ways that are both comfortable and fashion-forward. Floral accessories can be used to style the hair in multiple ways, and the choice of blooms, as well as color, can allow you to make the look understated and elegant or bold and grand, whatever you wish to go for.
Play it safe with pretty white flowers, especially if you’re afraid you might overdo, although it’s really, really hard to do that considering the grandeur and pomp our Indian weddings entail. They look trendy and classy and are best-suited for pre-wedding and daytime functions. You can go for pretty maang tika or matha patti made either entirely of white florals such as jasmine and lilies or combine them with blooms in lovely contrasts of red.
Yellow is one of the traditional Indian wedding colors and is symbolic of warmth and frolic. Incorporate this zest into your ensemble either with flower jewelry made wholly of the favorite marigolds or combine them with pretty white florets for trendy, radiant looks.
Red is synonymous with Indian weddings and is deservedly a popular choice in bridal attire. Roses, hibiscus, tulips, etc. can make for riveting accessories to crown yourself with. A gorgeous combination of red blooms is with shiny pearls. They make for stunning matha patti. You can keep it light with variations of pink, using roses or lotus flowers instead.
Pick from the wide assortment of florals Mother Nature has blessed us with and experiment! Go for multicolored fresh flower jewelry. If you don’t want it to be too flashy or look overwhelming, balance out the colors with white flowers or baby’s breath that will also add more volume and texture to your accessories, making the whole thing even more interesting.
Make a bold and loud statement with these quirky headgears on your wedding. Showy florals even in basic colors can function just as well to attract attention. Or you can go for eccentric colors such as lavenders, purple orchids or multitudes of them strung together in an absolutely incredible matha patti that will make you look like a floral goddess.