Bridal lehenga dupatta draping so many styles in Fashion.

The Classic:-

• This is the most common and traditional way of draping a bridal lehenga dupatta. The dupatta is draped over the head and shoulders, and the edges are pinned to the waist at the back. This style allows the lehenga and blouse to be visible while covering the head and shoulders.

The Saree Style:-

• In this style, the dupatta is draped like a saree pallu over the head and left shoulder, then brought around the waist and draped over the right shoulder. The front of the dupatta can be pleated and tucked into the waistband or left flowing.

The Double Dupatta:-

• This style involves using two dupattas — one draped over the head and shoulders in the classic style, and the other draped around the waist and over the arm like a saree pallu. This style adds extra volume and elegance to the overall look.

The One-Sided:-

• In this style, the dupatta is draped over one shoulder and pinned to the opposite side of the waist. This style is perfect for showcasing intricate blouse designs or jewelry on one side.

Cape Style Dupatta:-

• Alternately, for a chic and fashionable look, go for this in-trend cape-like dupatta style. Just wrap it over your shoulders like a shawl, pin on both sides, and then, either let it hang or tuck it over your wrists.

Saree Drape:-

• In this style, the dupatta is draped over the head and shoulders like a saree pallu, and then tucked into the waistband to create a draped lehenga look. This style combines the elegance of a saree with the convenience of a lehenga.

One Open On The Side & Other One Over The Head:-

• A beautiful and unique way to drape a bridal dupatta — just let it hang loose on the side and pin the other end to the backside of the lehenga. Seek inspiration from this pretty-in-pink bride on how to carry this look.

Front Flow:-

• e easiest drape on the list and the one that adds a subtle feminine touch to the wearer. You can either leave it open or tie it with a pin on the side — like in the last two pictures.

  

Pinned On One Side:-

• The dupatta tied neatly in pleats and set on one side gives a smart and crisp look to your attire. This can be a dance-friendly option for your sangeet or cocktail night.

Cowl Gather:-

• You can also wear your lehenga dupatta in this basic and classic style. Simply gather it like a cowl or leave it open for a contemporary touch.

Free Flow Dupatta Over The Head:-

• Some brides like to stand out from the crowd and do things their own way. Here, brides ditch the double dupatta trend on their big day and opt for just a single dupatta over their heads.

Gujarati Style Dupatta Drape:-

• Favorites among Ambanis, considering they are of Gujarati heritage, this drape is a traditional one and has been passed on for generations. Also popular in Rajasthan, it’s also known as ‘seedha pallu’ locally in these states.

Tucked In Place With A Belt:-

• A dupatta at the waist defines your curves and lends a suave look to the outfit. You can either pleat the dupatta or let it loose — both will add the same definition to the belt.

Held Over The Shoulders:-

• A simple twist to the above two styles is this lehenga dupatta draping style. All you need to do is attach the pin in the middle of the blouse, below your neck instead of both sides. And voila, you’re all set to make a statement.

Wrapped Around The Neck:-

• The perfect lehenga dupatta style for bridesmaids and sisters of the bride or groom is this effortless, graceful one. Take cues from these two bridesmaids on how to nail down this style.