5 Brands To Bookmark If Masaba’s Unconventional Wedding Jewellery Inspired You Too

Designer Masaba Gupta’s wedding was different from the rest. She went with 90s-style wedding pictures, ditched pastels, wore her mom’s vintage jewellery and looked like a modern-day maharani. However, it was her ‘chaand tara’ headpiece that made me go wow!

Featuring the sun and the various phases of moon, the hair pins were customised by the jewellery brand, Anatina. Now available on their website, the set of four is priced at Rs 8,500. Here, take a closer look: 

If you’re a bride-to-be, then take notes from Masaba and do not forget to deck up your hair in pretty jewels. If unconventional is your style, I’ve got some fab reccos for you!

1. Contemporary Mathapatti

This gold-plated piece from Olio features coins from different eras and places, and will add a contemporary touch to your ensemble. How fab will it look with a deep red bridal lehenga?!

2. Infinity Hair Clip

Jazz up your sleek ponytail with this dangling infinity hair clip from Amama. This is a great pick for your cocktail or reception night as it ‘ll go well with a gown. You could even pair it with an Indo-western outfit for the mehendi celebrations.

3. Floral Maangtika

I love Zariin’s contemporary take on the traditional maangtika. If you like all things gold, this floral piece should be your pick. Pair it with a red outfit or make it a fun mix of colours just like Masaba did!

4. Kundan Headband With Pearls 

I love the combination of gold and pearls and this kundan headband from Paisley Pop is just that. Pair it with your messy bun or loose curls for chic look at your reception.

5. Maangtika With Birds 

Handcrafted with 80% recycled brass, this maangtika by Funky Maharani is so fun, it’s making me want to be a bride! The versatile design can be paired with most outfits and I love the hint of blue in this gold piece!

I am sure Masaba is about to start a trend and I’m here for it!

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