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Elaborate Bridal Braids for Your Big Day

byDania AnisTravels to client locations in Kolkata, Delhi NCR, and across India for destination weddingsStarts from3,000 per personView full gallery

Braids are my absolute favorite to create. From traditional parandis to modern fishtails woven with gota patti and fresh flowers, I love adding those custom details that make your hair look picture-perfect.

An elegant twisted braid for a Bhaat function, adorned with baby's breath and small white flowers. This style is both traditional and incredibly chic.

The final reveal of this beautiful bride's Bhaat function look. The floral twisted braid pairs perfectly with her traditional gold jewelry.

A thick, voluminous fishtail braid decorated with clusters of baby's breath. This is a gorgeous and romantic option for a Mehendi or Sangeet.

A unique Mehendi braid featuring intricate gota patti weaving and custom-made latkans with tassels for a personalized touch.

Watch how I created these custom tassels on the spot for this gota braid. A little creativity goes a long way in making a look truly special.

Bridal braid inspiration for a fun, festive event. This colorful floral braid is perfect for a Haldi or a carnival-themed party.

A close-up of the vibrant, multi-colored floral braid. Using a variety of small flowers creates a beautiful, textured look that’s full of personality.

The bride is ready for her Haldi ceremony with this stunning floral braid that matches the festive decor perfectly.

Gota patti perfection. This sleek braid is wrapped with golden gota and finished with a colorful parandi, making it a fantastic choice for a Mehendi or Sangeet.

A side profile of the gota patti braid, showing the clean, sleek finish at the front which contrasts beautifully with the detailed braid.

About Elaborate Bridal Braids

If you’re worried that your hair length or texture isn't enough for a heavy braid, don’t stress. I specialize in using clip-in extensions to build the exact volume needed for these intricate weaves, and I anchor them specifically to hold up heavy dupattas or matha pattis without pulling. It’s all about creating a look that stays secure from the first ceremony to the last dance.

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