Bridal fashion is full of details which are magic creators. The matha patti to jhumkas and bangles all the accessories will help in the complete bridal appearance. These classic pieces are topped by the hathphool jewellery that is one of the most elegant and culturally diverse items that a bride may adorn herself with. Feminine, inconspicuous, and highly traditional, the hathphool can be used to add refinement to your hands and also serves as the perfect matching with bridal mehendi.
Hathphools are a bridal necessity whether you are a traditional bride, a minimalist-fusion-fashion lady. This is all you need to know about the importance of this accessory and how to select the best one to wear in your wedding.
What Is Hathphool?
Hathphool or hand harness, hand floral or haath-paan is a jewelry worn on the back part of the hand. Traditionally, it includes:
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A bracelet
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One or more chains
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The bracelet contains a finger ring.
Contemporary fashions can have single chain designs, multi-ring designs or subtle fusion designs. The literal meaning of its name is hand flower meaning beauty, elegance and prosperity.
The Reason why Hathphool is a Wedding Necessity.
1. Improves Your Mehendi and Photography.
Hathphool captures your hand so well as you would see your mehendi pattern as you are in close shots and other rituals as the ring exchange, varmala and rituals.
2. Wears the Traditional Bridal Look.
The Indian bridal wear is incomplete without hand jewellery. Hathphool is a blend of jewellery, outfit and makeup, to create a whole look.
3. Light Yet Luxurious
The hathpools of today are not heavy and so they can be worn during a long ceremony as well as provide a royal appearance.
4. Works Multicast Weddings.
Whether it is mehendi or haldi or even sangeet or wedding, hathphool due to its versatility can be used in a variety of events.
5. Endless Designs The design is available in Endless Designs.
Bridal kundan and polki, pearl and meenakari are just but a few styles that the bride can adopt that are suitable to her outfit.
Forms of bride Hathphool.
1. Kundan Hathphool
Kundan hathphools are classic and royal and will go well with traditional lehengas and sarees. Ideal for grand weddings.
2. Polki & Jadau Hathphool
Elegant, premium and family treasure. Fit any bride who is a lover of royalty.
3. Pearl Hathphool
Simple, stylish and beautiful. Best on the pastel outfits, day functions and modern bridal themes.
4. Meenakari Hathphool
Brings about colour, appeal and artistic emphasis. During the time of mehendi or haldi.
5. Chain-Style Minimal Hathphool.
A new alternative to the old style of the chains and one ring. Perfect fit in either fusion or modern brides.
6. Hathphool (Fresh or Artificial) Floral.
Perfect for mehendi or haldi. Fresh flowers give a fresh and natural beauty to bridal styling.
How to select the best Hathphool to your bridal outfit.
Embellishment of Match with Your Outfit.
The kundan, polki or pearls are at your own choice according to your lehenga or saree.
Consider the Function
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Haldi/mehendi light chains
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Wedding statement pieces.
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Organized plans of sangeet or engagement.
Pick a Comfortable Style
Make the rings sizeable and the chain not to limit the movement of the hands.
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Choose According to your Mehendi Design.
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In case of a detailed mehendi, choose delicate hathphool.
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In case of minimal mehendi, have a statement design.
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Other Jewellery Co.
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Pair it with your bangles, choker or earrings to achieve a bridal outfit.
Styling Ideas for Brides
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Combine pair pearl hathphool and pastel lehengas to create a tender romantic appearance
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A kundan hathphool with a heavy choker and raani haar will be befitting royalty.
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Select floral hathphool in mehendi to bring out fresh vibes.
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Indo-Western bridal wear minimal chain hathphool.
Frequently Asked Questions of Bridal Hathphool Jewellery.
1. Does bridal jewellery need hathphool?
It is not compulsory, yet it is strongly suggested because it will finish the hand styling and the appearance of a bride in general.
2. Is it possible to wear hathphool without weighty rings?
Yes. Just one ring or lightweight chains are added as other styles in the modern styles to make them more comfortable.
3. What is the best hathphool to use in mehendi?
Hathphools can be made of floral, pearl or lightweight chains which are ideal in mehendi functions.
4. Which metal/finish do I want?
Plated in gold as an alternative to classic dresses, silver-coloured as an alternative to pastels, and rose-gold as an alternative to contemporary themes.
5. Will hathphool suit with bangles?
Absolutely. Select a design that will match your bangles in colour, tone and detailing.
Final Thoughts
Hathphool jewellery is not an accessory however but a representation of elegance and tradition that brings your bridal appearance together. If you are inclined to traditional kundan, new dainty chains or new floral designs, a correctly chosen hathphool will help to boost your bridal image and enjoy each gesture of your hands.