10+ Gorgeous Open Bridal Hairstyles – Wedamor

Traditionally open hairstyles were not preferred for brides but the trend is slowly and surely changing. A lot of brides are now opting for partially or completely open hairstyles. Open hairstyles have come to be equated with confidence and playfulness and if that is the vibe that you want to give out, then opt for them.
Here, we bring to you the various ways to style and accessories your hair if you are opting for an open hairstyle.

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A Simple Half Up Half Down Hairstyle

A simple half pony with the top half of your hair tied up is a simple and neat choice. A Borla style maang tikka gives the bridal touch to the look. This generally suits a round or oval face shape. 

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With A Mass Of Curls

A mass of cascading, long curls is perfect for thick, voluminous hair. The top part of the hair can be held together with a hairclip or hairband. Use a generous amount of setting spray so that your hair doesn’t look frazzled after a few hours into the event.

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With A Top Knot

Did you know that you can incorporate a bun into an open hairstyle? Take a look below. The braided bun and the purple flowers and baby breaths make for a winning combination.

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With A Headband

To hold your open hair in place, you can go for a headband style maang tikka. This gives you a casual, playful look and can be tried out for your haldi or Sangeet

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Or you can go for a simple, beaded headband to give off a retro vibe.

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Simple, Open Hairstyle

Of course, you can always go for a completely open hairstyle. With an oper hairstyle, you can either straighten your hair or style it with soft, large curls. Make sure that you use a good amount of hair spray so that the hair stays set and doesn’t get ruffled. The bride looks beautiful in red and gold with a mid-parted hairstyle and a round maang tikka. 

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Side Parted Hair

A side-parted hairstyle, slightly puffed goes great with a gown and makes you look angelic. 

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Or you can go for a larger sideways puff with the all the hair brought over one shoulder. Accessorise it with pearls and beads to complete the look.

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Semi-braided Hairstyle

This gives you the advantage of an open hairstyle while ensuring that hair is neatly kept away from your face. You can style it with flowers at the bottom of the braid and style your hair in soft waves.

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Accessorised With Flowers

If you want to go all out, then this one is for you. This floral dupatta looks quite ethereal. The only issue you may face that you may find the flowers too heavy, so try this out earlier. Also, ensure that the flowers are tightly pinned in place, or they may come off.

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Braids & Curls Combo

This is one of the most trending styles right now. The bride here has styled using different sizes and styles of braids. It is great how a central messy braid is followed by two smaller braids. And the great thing is that the entire hairstyle has been styled without any accessories. 

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While open hairstyles are beautiful, there are a few things which you have to keep in mind. If you are using a heavy shawl, then you need to go for a bridal bun. So opt for this for one of the pre-wedding events or if you are using a light shawl. Also, open hair is a bad idea for windy venues and outdoor summer weddings.

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