Top 10 Trendy and Beautiful Bridal Matha Patti For the Season

The Bridal Matha Patti has made a major comeback in recent times. It has grown to become a major part of bridal jewellery, especially after celebrities have started adorning it. The best part about the matha Patti is that it offers an almost ‘theatrical’ look to the bride; almost like a ‘Crown equivalent for Indian weddings’.

But, did you know that the Bridal Matha Patti has a rather deeper meaning to it than just adornment purposes? According to ancient traditions, the Matha Patti is used to ward off evil and negative energies from the bride. Hence, it was considered auspicious to wear one on your wedding day. It was only much later that the matta Patti or the Maang tikka was used as a piece of jewellery.

Now, the Bridal Matha Patti is loved by most brides. There are various modern versions of this bridal jewellery to suit the aesthetics of the modern bride. So, what are the latest trends that you can try out? Well, here are the top suggestions for you to try out for this wedding season:

The All-Gold Matha Patti Design

The all-gold or the Gold plated Matha Patti designs are some of the hot favourites among brides. This design comprises the use of ornate Gold with detailed patterns. This Gold Matha Patti design is best teamed with traditional Banarasi or Kaanjivaram Sarees.

The Gold Matha Patti is worn along the hairline, framing the forehead. This piece suits most face shapes and looks ever-elegant. To add more drama you can opt for a piece that comprises coloured stones like Ruby, Diamond, and Emerald.

The Simple Matha Patti Design

Nothing is more beautiful than the elegance of simplicity. Likewise, if you are the kind of bride who likes to keep it simple and elegant, opt for this simple version of the Bridal Matha Patti where strings of beaded gold with a pendant at the centre make for the design.

Also known as the Rajasthani Borla, which is favoured by the Marwari community, the spherical Maang Tikaa is comprised of Meenakari craft and includes various coloured stones or even diamonds.

The best part about choosing a simple Bridal Matha Patti is that it can be used and worn as a part of any other event or occasion as well, long after the wedding is over.

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The Jhoomer Style Matha Patti Design

This is a gorgeous matha Patti idea if you are a bride who likes all things larger than life. The designs comprise the Jhoomer pendant at the centre. Though it looks heavy, nevertheless, the entire hair accessory is much lighter in comparison.

The design comprises a single chain that has Pearls and uncut diamonds that are set to dangle gracefully. This is one of the best picks for brides who have large foreheads. Also, this stunning matha Patti complements most hairstyles and outfits.

The Kundan Matha Patti Design

Nothing defines royalty as Kundan does. The Kundan pattern design has been embraced by the Millennial bride as it offers the ‘statement’ one requires when you are the bride.

The Kundan jewellery art was made popular during the Mughal era and is made in the royal courts of Rajasthan. The Bridal Matha Patti is embedded with Kundan and follows the hairline and the face cut, somehow enveloping it elegantly.

The best part about the Kundan Matha Patti is that it is intricate and is available in both a sleek look and an elaborate look. The design can range from a simple ‘band’ to ‘a double-layered design’ or a three-layered design. For, this you need to pick a design that suits your bridal outfit.

Some Kundan designs also comprise a central large symbolic tikka, with details. The Kundan Bridal Matha Patti is the best option to choose from, as it suits most outfits and also offers the ‘contrasting effect’ one desire sometimes.

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The One-Sided Bridal Matha Patti

One of the Chic-est and trendiest styles in the modern take of the Matha Patti. This is a great fashion piece and offers the bride the touch of tradition without going over the top. The best part about this piece is that it works well even for the pre-wedding functions.

The entire look of the one-sided bridal Matha Patti is not too flashy, yet elaborate enough for a wedding function. For those of you who like to keep it simple, opt for the two-layered chain design for the ultimate style statement.

The design in the one-sided Bridal Matha Patti comprises a teardrop Pearl or stone placed right at the centre of the design. A perfect fit, in case you need to highlight a certain side of your profile more than the other.

The Modern Bridal Matha Patti Design

Yes, there is always a piece of tradition for the modern bride as well. Be it the North or the South Indian Brides, the modern version of this jewellery is always a breather. The design we are referring to is a trendy and quirky version of the Matha Patti.

The main jewel band comprises floral or leaf Motifs and can comprise Tassles or without the Tassles altogether. Also, coloured stones are embedded along with the design, thus making it a stand-out piece for your wedding function. However, the large tikka remains an essential part of the modern design as well, thus offering a bit of drama.

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The Bohemian Bridal Matha Patti Design

This is a personal favourite and an all-time rage. The design is all things great with a fine combination of Meenakari, Emeralds, Ruby, Pearls, and also diamonds in some cases. The outer line of the jewellery comprises a cluster of Pearls dangling all along the length.

This jewellery piece can be worn in combination with all bridal-coloured outfits or for any event. The best part is that the Bohemian pattern can be worn with various Western outfits as well, as the Fusion-Fashion is the rage.

The Tassel Bridal Matha Patti Design

This is a fun design and makes for the perfect addition to your Haldi or Mehendi Function. This design idea is not some kind of celebrity inspiration but has been worn by a real bride. The design is a simple yet fashionable take on the Bridal Matha Patti.

Here, a combination of fabric and jewel metal is used to offer the kind of style one requires for their fun-filled pre-wedding festivities.

Here the main body of the jewellery comprises metal made band and a pendant in the centre. However, the outer edge of the Bridal Matha Patti is lined with fabric-made tassels all along the length of the band.

This design is rather quirky and fun, offering the bride a unique look that goes well with the colourful outfits that she will be wearing. The rest of the jewellery is also Metallic, with chunky and contemporary designs to go with it.

Elaborate Bridal Matha Patti Design

As the name suggests, this pattern in Bridal Matha Patti is all things elaborate. Essentially, it means that the design comprises intricate designs and detailed patterns with stones embedded along with the designs. The band is rather thick, covering most parts of the forehead.

Also, the central pendant marks the main aspect of the jewellery piece. This is usually large and comprises coloured stone in the central part. This design of Matha Patti is usually favoured by Sonam Kapoor, both on-screen and off-screen.

As you wear this elaborate Matha Patti, you can either go overboard with the rest of the bridal jewellery as well or go minimalistic with the rest. Nonetheless, you will surely capture the eyes and hearts of all those around you on your wedding evening.

Floral Bridal Matha Patti Design

Another great creation, when it comes to being able to wear flowers for your pre-wedding function. This is a pretty and alluring design that is meant to transform the bride into the blooming beauty that she is. Usually, used for the Haldi ceremony, the ‘flower jewellery’ or the ‘Phool Zevar’ is what we are talking about.

Here the Matha Patti is made entirely out of flowers. Usually, Jasmine is used for this purpose. The band of the Bridal Matha Patti, which fixes to the forehead and runs along the face cut is made from strings of white flowers.

You can go Single string on this one, or try the double and even the triple string creations. The centre of the Bridal Matha Patti is covered with a colourful flower; it could be a small red rose or even a bright Yellow Genda Phool.

Let your hair loose on this one, and allow the floral Matha Patti to offer the charm and cheer it is meant to on your special day.

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Matha Patti is not an Indian thing, to say the least. This jewellery is found across cultures and almost all regions in the world have their versions. Be it the ancient Egyptians or the Greeks, you will find a Matha Patti or the head jewellery worn by women and also men from these regions and eras.

The Matha Patti is a special piece of jewellery. While most might find it fit only for weddings, nevertheless, this can be your statement piece as well. If you have an event to attend or an occasion to grace, you can wear the Matha Patti, just as it is.

Royalties and people from noble families often chose to wear a Matha Patti for almost all occasions and important events; also for casual time lounging around. So, dear girls, it is time, to get your ‘mojo on’ and get yourself the Matha Patti that suits your personality and dance the night away.