Your hairdo may make or break your overall look. As a result, selecting a bridal hairstyle is a critical decision for a bride-to-be. To make things easier for you, we’ve compiled a list of the most recent South Indian Bridal Hairstyles.
Sleek Bun With Gajra
The sleek bun with gajra is ideal for brides who do not want to go far with their hairstyle and prefer to keep it simple yet traditional. This hairstyle will keep your locks in place and make you look lovely.
Braided Bun
For those who want a bun with a twist, consider a braided bun for your big day. This might be a difficult hairstyle to create on your own, you can seek professional assistance. This hairstyle will give you a traditional look with a bohemian twist.
Traditional Mogra Bun With Braid
A sleek bun covered in lovely mogras that look and smell amazing can never go wrong. This will give the bride an Indian and authentic look.
The Rose Structured Bun
If you have long hair and want to rock a bun with a flair on your wedding day, this rose-structured bun is one of the hairstyles you can try. This hairstyle is suitable for brides with long hair since it uses the length of your tresses by twirling them continuously to create this lovely look.
Two Toned Floral Bun
If you’re the bride who wants to go a little extra, but doesn’t want to go overboard with your hairstyle and can’t decide which color flowers to place on your hairstyle, this is the one for you. Make a bun and embellish the borders with one color, then cover the remaining area with another.
Shell Adorned Bun
Everyone has heard of shell accessories such as shell earrings and shell necklaces, but shells may also be used to embellish your bun. This is for all the brides and bridesmaids that want to stand out and don’t want anything floral added to their attire. Add a shell beaded thread to the edge of your bun and become the inspiration for the next wedding among your relatives and friends.
Multiple French Braid Bun
We’ve all seen a lovely french braid, but a french braid that is more than one connected together to produce a messy bun is also an option for the bride who wants her hair bun with a fashionable twist. This hairstyle is ideal for brides with short hair, and don’t forget to add a hair ornament, such as a pearl or stone studded one. Small flowers, such as baby breaths, will look lovely.
Rose Bun
For all the rose-obsessed brides, create a sleek bun wrapped in full-bloomed roses or use rose petals to adorn the entire hair bun. For brides with short hair who want flowers on their hairdo, this design will give your hairstyle a voluminous look on your wedding day.
Heavy Bun with Jewellery
This hair bun is for the bride who want to keep it classic. Make a bun with or without a fashionable twist, then add a piece of heavy hair jewellery that completely covers our bun, or you can select for jewels and flowers. This hairdo provides the South Indian bride a royal and traditional appearance.
Chignon Bun
This hairdo is ideal for brides who have long hair. Take your lengthy tresses and swirl them many times before wrapping them into an intricate bun. This will draw attention to the thickness of your hair and make it appear thick. To finish the hairstyle, add some flowers, gajra, or velveteen florals to the hair bun’s edge. It will enhance your appearance and make you feel like a queen.
Senorita Bun
This sleek low bun is ideal for brides who prefer a simple yet trendy look. Part your hair and create a low elegant bun with full-bloomed roses. The roses will give it a French senorita look and will suit wonderfully with your attire. Take a cue from Kendall Jenner and do it right. The haircut is simple yet elegant.
Minimal Jada With Flowers
Some brides choose to keep things simple, sophisticated, and elegant rather than go overboard with everything. The Jada braid is paired with a basic semi-circle floral shirt. You can add a small attachment (Jada Kuppulu) to the bottom of the braid to make it flip worthy for your wedding shoot if you wish.
Netted Jada
While getting married, the traditional South Indian Jada-covered hairdo is the go-to and most preferred among South Indian brides. This hairstyle is on the heavier side, and we now have variations owing to today’s talented hairstylists. The netted Jada with a large flowered top is one of the Jadas. This is an option for brides who do not want to go full floral and want a detailed Jada or simply do not want to worry with any locks coming out of the braid. It looks great, and if you have long, thick hair, this style is ideal.
Minimal Jada with Hair jewellery
This one is for brides who want to keep things simple but stylish. If you make jewelry, good news: you can also use it to make braids. The hair jewelry complements the overall look of the hairdo. Make a small twist and twirl the braid, then add the jewelry. If you have an inch of large earrings or a hefty necklace that matches your clothing, don’t be afraid to wear it in your hair. By re-using your jewelry, you are also making a fashion statement.
Loose Braid with Seeshpatti
This one is ideal for brides who are not keen on fixing their hair tightly with flowers and pieces of jewelry. To complete the bridal look, tie a loose braid and wear a sheeshpatti. Allow the lovely tresses to fall on the side of your face and grin. You’ll look stunning. After all, minimal is the new sexy.
Poola Jada
Poola Jada is another traditional option for South Indian women, and it is popular among millennial brides. Jasmine flowers cover the Jada, which represents life and harmony in wedded life. This provides the bride a royal appearance and is ideal for the wedding day.
Fishtail Braid Wrapped With Gajras
Fishtails are quite popular in the bridal industry. However, the braid is not supposed to get messy at a South Indian wedding. And a fishtail is a form of lovely chaotic braid that has been deconstructed. If you are a bride who does not want to follow the usual route, consider the fishtail and accent it with flowers or jewelry. Sonam Kapoor’s Mehendi look, which went viral, is the finest inspiration for this.
Bubble braid with flowers
Bubble braid is another form of braid that has gained popular. This one is a little tricky, so keep an unlimited amount of rubber bands on hand if you want to try it. Trust us, it will look really stunning. And one day, you’ll be the bride who did something unusual at her wedding. So go ahead and try it with little velveteen flowers or roses to give your hairdo a more heavier look.
Open Hair with Seeshpatti
Brides that believe in letting their hair down and enjoying themselves. This one is for you: don’t wear your hair open on your wedding day. And for brides with short hair, this one is ideal for blow-drying your hair or just straightening it with an iron and wearing a thick sheeshpatti to add a traditional touch. Deepika Padukone in Padmaavat wearing the patti with open hair as inspiration. Everyone’s attention and heart will be drawn to open hair and a magnificent piece of jewelry.
Open hair with Mathapatti
Again, this is for brides with short hair or who do not want to tie their hair up. Keep your hair open and accessorize with mathapatti. Mathapatti can even be created with shells or flowers. This will enhance your look.
Something to keep in mind while selecting a bridal hairstyle for any ceremony is that it should complement your personality and style. If you consider yourself to be someone who enjoys experimenting, choose a hairstyle that is one-of-a-kind. If you prefer to be safe, choose one that is classic and attractive.
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