6 eclectic hair accessories that will make a statement on your big day
If your wedding Pinterest board is an assortment of rare inspirations, then we suggest you skip the flowers and choose instead offbeat accessories for your hair. Classics like the play of the veil, the floral bun and the matha patti will never go out of style and are often considered go-to options. However, in order to keep the unique and original bride vibe going, you can choose from a niche range of accessories to accentuate your wedding day hairdo. Just take inspiration from your favourite celebrities and brands. We've rounded up a diverse mix for you to choose from.
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Hoping to steal the show at your reception party or wedding day? Bring out the pearls and make an entrance with a bun chain or two for a wholesome yet different bridal look.
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Go dainty and delicate for your mehendi this summer with a spread of tiny flowers clipped on to your hair!
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Masaba Gupta stuns in these celestial hair pieces. If you're going the unconventional route, go all out! Bring in statement accessories that you vibe with and raise the style bar.
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Add some layered drama to your beachy hair waves for an ethereal mehendi look. We love this pearl extravangaza that makes an effortless statement.
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5 of 64280323012102.png The Faena Couture Hair Accessory, Outhouse Jewellery
Adorning a chandelier of jewels on a sleek bun is a great addition to your bridal look if you want a unique hair accessory. You can opt for this for your big day or even wear this for a haldi or mehendi function.
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6 of 65280323012102.png Cabaret, Papa Don't Preach
A modern twist to the traditional matha patti, this embellished headgear makes for a quirky statement piece.
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