Here are Some Lehenga Dupatta Draping Styles for Bride

Last Updated on August 31, 2021 by Sagarika Kapoor

The lehengas you adorn for your wedding functions have to look perfect. And one really important aspect to that is the way you drape your dupatta. There are a lot of lehenga dupatta draping styles for bride that you can choose from. Each is unique in its own way and can really define your look. Seriously, the draping style of your dupatta could also help you create completely different looks altogether. The way to pick the perfect draping style for you is to understand what style goes with what body type. Other than that, you also ought to look at the colours of your outfit, the style of it and so much more. In some cases you also might have to factor in the jewellery and the hair you are opting for. Also, donโ€™t be under the impression that you only have a limited number of options for the wedding day, all of these can be done for any of your events.

Hereโ€™s a list of lehenga dupatta draping styles for bride.

The Front Covered Lehenga Dupatta Draping Style for Bride

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Source: Anita Dongre

This is something not a lot of people opt for. Hence, if you are someone who wishes for something different then you sure could do this. Of course, youโ€™ve got to know how to do it right or it could go majorly wrong too. So make sure you test this out during the trials itself. Make sure the dupatta is a little translucent or is a net one so the blouse and lehenga arenโ€™t completely hidden. This dupatta style can be opted for when the dupatta is heavier and the blouse is rather simple or plain even. Maybe you could go for a same coloured dupatta with some sequin or stonework. Otherwise you can even play around with an embroidered dupatta in a complementary or contrasting colour. It all comes down to how colourful you wish the look to be. Now with this draping style we would suggest leaving the neck bare for the dupatta is anyway covering it and going for earrings and maang tikka or matha patti.

Cape Style Dupatta

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Source: Anita Dongre, Jayant Reddy

If you wish to go for unique lehenga dupatta draping styles for bride then let your dupatta hang like a cape at the back. It sure makes the whole look seem rather bougie and almost royal. Of course, go for this if your dupatta is mostly simple and has nothing too much to show. Not only will this style of draping keep you comfortable but also highlight all other aspects of your outfit including the jewellery. This is how to drape dupatta on lehenga choli perfectly. The best part about this style is that it makes you look girly and not older than your age. If your blouse and lehenga are fully embellished then opt for this style and let those two shine. Yes of course, again you can opt for a complementary or contrasting colour in this style as well.ย 

The Diagonal Half-Body Cover

how to drape lehenga dupatta in saree style

Source: Anita Dongre, Makeovers by Saloni Patni

This chic style is basically perfect for all body types and works with all sorts of outfit combinations. You donโ€™t necessarily have to go for a translucent dupatta for this either. You can just simply leave one half of the dupatta open or place it on one shoulder and tuck it on the other side. Both the styles are pretty good. Not only can this style be perfectly carried for the reception or ring ceremony but the wedding day too. If you are looking up unique styles for how to drape dupatta on bridal lehenga then this sure could be one. Your whole outfit + jewellery will definitely be visible. So, make sure you are opting for this if your outfit is a tad bit more heavy and shouldnโ€™t be hidden under the dupatta.

The Inverse Saree Style

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Of course, one very famous and practical lehenga dupatta style is the saree style. It is rather elegant and a popular choice too. However, if you want to take it up a notch then opt for the inverse saree style which is nothing but draping the pallu on the right shoulder. Itโ€™ll keep you looking elegant yet different without having to put in too much effort also! You can do a pleated look if you want something neat and the border is the highlight of your dupatta. On the other hand, if your dupatta has some pretty work all over then leave the pallu open, it would be especially perfect for the ring ceremony or the reception.ย 

One With The Belt

Source: Vvani by Vaani Vats, Pink Post Inc., Anita Dongre

Adding a belt to your looks is a great way to switch up any look! You can choose different draping styles and add a belt on top to make the look a tad bit unique. There’s also the saree style, both ways that is. You even do a pleated one shoulder dupatta or you could experiment a little and take it from behind, letting one shoulder fall. A style like this is surely ideal with a belt, simply because it can hold the dupatta in place. So you can even let the dupatta fall off the shoulder and not have to worry about fixing it again and again because the belt holds it for you.ย 

The Famous Lehenga Dupatta Draping Style for Bride – Sabyasachi Style

Source: Sabyasachi

If you were to look up how to drape dupatta on bridal lehenga then this one without a doubt would top the list. This style of dupatta draping is the most recommended one when it comes to bridal looks. The Sabhyasachi style instantly makes your whole look all the more royal. Yes, it does take the attention away from the blouse but only if you opt for an opaque dupatta. If your dupatta is a net or a transparent one then there really isnโ€™t a better style than this. So if you love yourself something trending yet fresh then the sabhyasachi style is for you!ย 

These dupatta draping styles are sure to have you sorted for your big day! For any assistance in wedding planning and shopping get in touch with us at Styl-Inc and let our team of experts guide you efficiently.

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