Wedding Season is Here - Style Your Hijab With A Perfect Blend of Aesthetics and Comfort

Wedding season is just around the corner and everyone is putting their heart and soul into making perfect wedding attire for stylish and elegant appearance. It's every girl’s dream to look perfect at each wedding event from mehndi to barat. In recent times, most brides, bridesmaids and guests prefer hijab with their heavy dresses along with traditional jewelry and high heels complementing their dress.

Choosing the most suitable bridal dress with matching jewelry and heels, along with selecting the best makeup artist in the town for a perfect fairytale look is highly challenging and tough. However, for Muslim brides, styling a bridal hijab that complements their dress and make up is even more complicated, yet the grace and beauty it offers is matchless. 

Here’s a step-by-step guide for choosing the right hijab style for your wedding dress 2024. This beginner-friendly guide covers all the popular, trendy and innovative hijab styles.

Bridal Hijab Style Ideas

Choosing the perfect fabric for bridal hijab is tough, but styling this hijab is even more tricky. Wedding hijab usually comes with additional adornments like fancy laces, beads and embroidery, which makes the hijab styling even more complicated for brides. Hijab has no confinement to any color, style, fabric or pattern; there is a vast range of options for fabric and color coupled with hundred different ways to style them.

Here are some of the bridal hijab style ideas to help you shine on your big day.

1- The Simple Draped Hijab Style: Perfect Blend of Elegance and Culture

If you want a minimalist bridal couture hijab then a simple draped hijab is for you . As simple as it sounds, it looks just as classic and sophisticated. This bridal hijab style is the most comfortable and a popular choice for brides. The simple draped hijab with attached or unattached niqab radiates elegance as well as highlights cultural heritage.   

2- Turban Style Hijab: Combining Modernity With Comfort

Do you want to present the charming design of your earrings? Or that beautiful necklace you spent hours picking?  Or that elegant sophistication of your neckline that you recently bought? Then the ideal option of wedding season hijab for you would be wearing a turban style hijab.

The process of wearing turban style hijab is simple and straightforward. You need to simply wrap one end of the scarf around your head to cover your hair and tuck it under the other side to create a turban. You do not need to cover your ear or neck area. Secure the hijab with beautiful pins or brooches. That’s it and you are all set to nail your day.

3- Layered Hijab - The Ultimate Touch of Luxury

Comfort, fashion, style and elegance are exhibited all at one with this layered hijab style. Although this hijab style seems difficult, in reality it's super easy to create and convenient to carry. This hijab style is quite popular among girls for both casual and formal looks.

The process of creating this hijab design is simple. Start with covering your head with one side of the scarf like you wear any normal scarf. Now take the other side, cover the neck area and wrap it again for an additional layer. Now add a third layer and secure it with pins. You can leave it here or add more layers, depending on your needs and face shape. 

If you want to make it even more aesthetic, use two different scarves for this look. For that, first take a hijab of the same color as your wedding attire, cover your head with it and then add the second layer of scarf in contrasting color. You can also add a few more contrasting layers for a royal look.

4- Hijab with Dupatta | Traditional Hijab in Modern Style

Using a dupatta for covering your hair instead of a short scarf, is a popular and traditional style among Pakistani brides.Since bridal dupatta is very heavy due to embroidery and beads, it might slip off your head again and again. To ensure a secure and comfortable hijab, you can couple it with a plain silk scarf. For this style, tie a silk scarf around your face and secure it with pins. Now wear a dupatta on top of a silk hijab for a traditional bridal look. Wearing conventional wedding jewelry like tikka and jhoomar matha patti will elevate its grace further. In this style of hijab, it is important to have a scarf which matches your suit perfectly as contrast colors might not be a good fit.

5- Turkish Style Hijab | the Super-Simple Style

When it comes to bridal hijab style, Turkish hijabs have always been in trend. To achieve this stunning appearance, take a long rectangular scarf preferably in silk, and cover your head. Make sure one side is longer than the other. Now take the longer side and tuck it under your chin and cover your front with it. Lastly, secure the scarf at the back with beautiful pins. You can also wear a dupatta over this to create a traditional bridal look. 

 

 

Do’s of the Bridal Hijab

Wearing a hijab at your wedding can be demanding and choosing a hijab that is easy to handle is crucial. Here is your list of do’s to help you slay on your big day.

  • Choosing The Right Fabric
  • While you are selecting your hijab color and size, be mindful of picking the most suitable hijab fabric that is both stylish and comfortable. Choose a very lightweight, comfortable and flowy hijab fabric to compliment your style.

  • Silk or Crepe Hijab
  • Some lightweight fabrics such as silk are more desirable for Turkish style hijab.Avoid using any thick fabric at all cost, as this hijab covers the neck but its thick fabric will make it unbreathable.

  • Georgette or Chiffon
  • Georgette or chiffon are the best choice for hijabs styles where you want to give volume. They usually require an under-cap to stick in their place but are comfortable and stay anchored once they are fixed properly. Moreover, they are a wonderful choice for turban style hijabs and layered hijab as they tend to highlight layers beautifully. For turban styles you can also use a hijab with embroidered crown area to give it a majestic appearance.

    The Don’ts of Bridal Hijab

  • Close-fitting Hijab
  • Wearing a hijab that is too tight on your big day can break your look. Since the bridal dresses are already heavy along with overly heavy jewelry, wearing a tight fitting hijab will make them look more unpleasant while making you very uncomfortable. 

  • Short Scarf
  • Wearing a very short scarf will not only leave your hair uncovered, but will keep slipping, thereby requiring frequent adjustment. This way you will be constantly engaged with correcting it. Consequently, this will make you feel uncomfortable and will lower your confidence on your big day. Significantly, in order to avoid this hassle, it is of utmost importance to measure the fabric of your scarf whenever you make a purchase and try it at home prior to wearing it on your big day. 

  • Elongated Hijab
  • Wearing a hijab with scarves too long is also a big NO-NO. Bridal dresses are way too heavy, along with heavy bridal jewelry and make up, therefore, for brides it becomes very difficult to carry your attire with a long flowy hijab. For this reason, it is crucial to purchase your hijab in accurate length while also trying them on with jewelry at least once or twice before the function. 

  • Improperly Secured Hijab
  • It is important to secure your hijab for ultimate comfort regardless of the amount of embellished pins required in the procedure.

     

     

     

    Accessories To Use With Hijab

    Although brides already prefer to wear a heavy dress with glamorous makeup and beautiful jewelry, there’s still some space left for hijab accessories. Hijab accessories can enhance the beauty further and make you look like a diva .Following are a list of accessories for your bridal hijab to elevate the aesthetics even more. 

    • Use stylish beaded pins to make your attire look even prettier.
    • You can use a brooch on one side of your hijab in order to transform your simple hijab style to a more fab and gorgeous look.
    • Wearing crowns or headbands over your hijab is a timeless trend for brides.
    • You can wear jewelry like matha patti or tikka over the top of your hijab for a more traditional look.

    The Bottom Line

    Over the past few years, wearing hijab has become a popular trend among Pakistani brides. Crafted with premium quality fabric, precise measurements and professional care, we offer a wide collection of hijab and abaya at Malbus that perfectly fits every bride. 

    Our versatile selection ensures that there’s something for everyone. Browse through our vast array of exclusive hijab and abaya collections, and reach out to us via email at info@malbus.com.pk for any questions and queries or feedback.