20+ Dupatta Styling Ideas For Brides Who Want To Keep Their Hair Open
BY Anupriya | 12 Jul, 2022 | 13936 views | 4 min read
The way you plan to style your dupatta(s), whether single or double, can make a lot of difference to your bridal look. More so, when you’re wearing ‘em tresses down. It acts as the perfect framing to your bridal glory. However, the trick is to get the placement right. For instance, if you're planning to do your hair into romantic yet unkempt waves, securing the head dupatta in the center can be a rather safe bet. Or, if you want to keep your locks open yet pinned at the back throughout, an experimental double dupatta styling can work wonders, for that added drama. Simply put, there are no rules but we do have some dupatta styling cues for you. Scroll through and save the one you'd love to sport with your open hair.
Single Dupatta
Dupatta pinned at the back of the head with hair pulled forward from both sides
Image via Jasmeet Kapany Hair and Makeup
This bride with her classic look with a twist
Image via DelhiVelvet - By Divishth Kakkar
Draped over head and brought forward to cover the chest from one side
Image via Ulupis Salon & Spa
Pinned on the head and brought forward from one side, with part hair left loose in the front & the remaining left loose at the back
Image via @orvanaghai
Pinned on the top of the head and brought forward from both sides, with hair pulled in front from one side
Image via @katrinakaif
Pinned at the back of the head, brought forward and then tied on the wrists from both sides
Image via Faces By Chaitali Sengupta
Over the head and brought forward from one side with some hair strands pulled forward from the opposite side
Image via @aliaabhatt
Placed over the head and pulled forward from both the sides with hair kept at back
Image via @shazamorani
Over the head with dupatta & hair pulled forward from one (and the same) side
Image via House On The Clouds
When the dupatta pinned on the head overlaps the hair pulled forward, from both the sides
Image via DotDusk Studios
Dupatta placed right at the centre of the head and pulled forward from one side, tied on the wrist
Image via Mohsin Naveed Ranjha
Double Dupattas
One placed over the head and brought forward from one side, and the other taken like a pleated saree
Image via Doll You Up By S
One over the head and pulled back, and the other draped like a falling U in front
Image via Jasmeet Kapany Hair and Makeup
One pinned over the head and kept at back from both sides, and the other placed over the shoulder & arm, and tucked from behind
Image via Badal Raja Company
One over the head and brought in front from one side, and the other taken like a falling saree-like pallu
Image via Ethereal Studio by Darshan Savla
One pinned at the back of the head, and the other left falling straight over one shoulder
Image via Kresha Bajaj Koesch
Head dupatta brought in front & tied on the wrist, the other pinned like a pleated saree
Image via Harsohena & Jeewandeep
One pinned at the back of the head with one end tied to the wrist, and the other carried over the shoulder and arms like a falling pallu
Image via Mehandi & Shivam
Sans head dupatta
Take the statement Sabya style and drape the single dupatta like a saree
Image via Unita and Nikhil
Place it on the shoulders and wear it like a cape
Image via Abhinav Mishra
Pleat it straight on one shoulder and secure it with a belt
Image via JJ Valaya
Pin it on the shoulders creating a deep U in the front
Image via Abhinav Mishra
So, which of these are you planning to swear by, on your big day?
