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Intricate Braids: Festive and Bridal Styles

byMansi SamjiskarIn-person masterclass in MumbaiStarts from4,500 per personView full gallery

Whether you want a traditional South Indian braid or a modern boho look, I create hairstyles that are secure, full of volume, and perfectly styled. Let us add fresh flowers, pearls, or ghungroo to make your hair the highlight of your outfit.

This modern messy braid is a perfect example of mixing tradition with trend. I'll teach you how to create this pulled-apart texture and embed accessories like ghungroo and pearl details for a festive look.

Master the classic South Indian bridal braid. This video shows the transformation from straight hair to a stunning, traditional braid adorned with fresh flowers and temple jewelry.

Learn to create this enchanting boho braid for a sangeet or mehendi look. We'll focus on the pull-through technique and how to weave in accessories like pearls and delicate rose studs.

A traditional braid gets an upgrade with mirror and gotta patti work. This is a great skill for creating looks that coordinate perfectly with a bride's outfit.

This side-swept Dutch braid is a soft and romantic option for an engagement or reception. I'll teach you how to keep the braid full and voluminous, adding delicate baby's breath for a touch of whimsy.

This beautiful floral braid is perfect for a baby shower or Dohale Jevan ceremony. You'll learn how to create a thick braid and adorn it with sections of fresh gajra for a traditional and celebratory look.

A double pull-through braid is a modern and chic choice. This style looks intricate, and I'll teach you the simple steps to create it, finishing with small floral pins.

Even a simple braid can be elevated. This look features a classic braid with a textured front, accented with ghungroo and a fresh lotus, showing how small details make a big impact.

A stunning bridal braid combining white flowers and traditional golden accessories. This style is perfect for a South Indian or Maharashtrian bride wearing a silk saree.

Learn how to use colorful flowers to make a braid pop. This messy braid is woven with vibrant purple and pink flowers, a technique that adds personality and ties the hairstyle to the outfit.

About Intricate Braids: Festive & Bridal

The secret to a festive braid that stays put all night is in the foundation work. I focus on creating a textured, pulled-apart base that keeps accessories like ghungroo or fresh mogra from sliding out, ensuring your hairstyle looks as fresh at the end of the ceremony as it did when I finished it.

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