The manner in which you intend to style your dupatta(s), whether single or double, can have a ton of effect on your wedding look. All the more so, while you're wearing them with open hair . It goes about as the ideal outlining your wedding brilliance. Notwithstanding, try to get the situation right. For example, in the event that you're wanting to do your hair into heartfelt yet unkempt waves, securing the head dupatta in the center can be a rather safe bet. Or, if you want to keep your locks open yet pinned at the back throughout, an experimental double dupatta styling can work wonders, for that added drama. Basically, there are no standards except for we truly do have some dupatta styling ideas for you. Look at and save the one you'd very much want to wear with your open hair.

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Dupatta pinned at the back of the head with hair pulled forward from the both sides

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Pinned on head above and brought forward to cover the chest from one side

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pinned to the head  and brought forward from one side, with part hair left loose in the front & the remaining left loose at the back

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pinned to the highest point of the head and brought forward from both sides, with hair pulled in front from one side

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When the dupatta pinned to the head covers the hair pulled forward, from both the sides

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Over the head with dupatta & hair pulled forward from one (and the same) side

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One over the head and brought in front from one side, and the other taken like a falling saree-like pallu

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One pinned at the back of the head with one end attached to the wrist, and the other carried over the shoulder and arms like a falling pallu

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