Brides throughout the world want a classic updo that can accentuate their beauty and make them look gorgeous on their most special day. Be it an Indian marriage, European wedding, Hindu marriage, Christian weddings, Bangladeshi marriages, Muslim marriage or wedding ceremony held in any other country or culture, a bride wants to sport the best wedding hairstyle. The same was the case with my Bangladeshi friend – Sabiha. She wanted to get an elegant hairstyle that can giver her hair prim and proper look so that she does not have to worry about brushing off the hair strands falling on her face after every few minutes.
Sabiha’s was an arranged marriage to a guy whom her parents found out through the popular Bangladesh matrimonial site. For her reception party, she wished to sport a unique but a stylish wedding updo. She searched on the Internet for learning about the wide selection of hairstyles from where she could choose the best one that would complement her entire get up and suit the shape of her face.
When looking through the unique range of wedding updos that could be done on the marriage day, Sabiha was confused as to which she should pick up to get that timeless and perfect look on the D-day. Some of her friends suggested that she go for the classic bun where her hair would be tied up and fastened at the back of the head without any strands sticking out, while a few of them wanted her to keep the hair tightly pulled up like a classic bun with a few curly locks from the sides being left loose to fall on her face to give that charming look.
After much thought, Sabiha decided to go to a stylist, whose promotional advertisement was carried out in a Bangladeshi marriage site. Going to a famous stylist is a good means of finding out about other wedding hairdos and to get help to choose the best one. Her hairstylist told her about a good number of classic and elegant updos that would suit her face and go well with her make-up and her bridal dress. She was also recommended by some of her friends and family to opt for the messy modern updo, wherein the hair is parted into different sections starting from the head top and then pulled into a bun, leaving some hair to fall loosely. It gave a trendy and a modern look.
Finally, Sabiha settled down for a prom style updo wherein the hair is pulled back into a French twist like bun and tied at the crown of the head while a few strands are curled and pinned to give her a younger and much more sophisticated look. This is one of the unique styles adopted by girls of royal families in high-profile Bangladesh marriage.
Like Sabiha, other Bangladeshi brides are taking every possible effort and investing much time in finding the perfect updo for their wedding. Though it can be a little time-taking and difficult to pick the right wedding updo and get the most skilled hairdresser to do it, but a bride knows that it is worth the efforts after she gets the hairdo done.
