7 Ways To Style Your Scarf On Your Wedding Day


On your wedding day, everything has to be completely perfect. That winged eyeliner needs to curve just perfectly, your train needs to fan out behind you in just the right way, and for some brides, there can’t be a single hair out of place. If that means dousing yourself in a heap of hairspray, then so be it, because you need perfection.

However, not every bride is necessarily fussed about how her hair looks on her wedding day. To all of our Muslim Fairies who wear the headscarf, we’re talking about you.

Yes, we see all of our scarfies out there. We know you don’t really care about how to achieve the perfect Hollywood waves, or what style will work best for your face, because we know that your hair will actually be pushed back into the tightest bun or half ponytail, with hairspray being used to make sure not a single flyaway hair will peek out from the edges of your, rather tight, cap. We know.

Instead, you’d all be much more concerned about how to style your scarf. You can’t just throw it on and hope for the best like you’d normally do on a day-to-day basis. A quick flick over the shoulder, and without any pins, just isn’t going to cut it when it’s your wedding day.

That’s why we thought we’d lend a helping hand and show you the different ways you can style your scarf. From more looser styles to ones that sit tight along your face, we’re sure you’ll find the perfect look for you.

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#throwbackthursday Farah ? swipe for more ➡️ @jennydo_ @suzannablazevic #hijabsbyrasha

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That flick, though. ? #HijabByZazz #DrapeStyle My beautiful, sister in-law. ? . . Credentials: MUA – @belindamasri Hijab Stylist – @hijabsbyzazz

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Written by Hanan Merheb

Cover photo by: @angusporterbydkc

Posted in Accessories, Fashion, Hair, Veils & Crowns by wedded wonderland


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