The wedding season is upon us and many sisters getting married this summer are probably in the dilemma on how to wear their hijab or even if they should wear it at all. I know a lot of sisters from Indian/Pakistani/Bangladeshi backgrounds who wear hijab on a day to day basis but take it off for their wedding. I mean to not wear a hijab on your wedding day if you know it's going to be fully segregated and men who are not Mahram will not see you is absolutely fine, do up your hair and enjoy, but a lot of Asian weddings in particular are not fully segregated, as much as they try to be, so wearing your outfit in a modest way is a must. You can still wear traditional outfits such as Lehenga's & sari's or the western & Arab white wedding dress all you have to do is adjust it so that it's within the guidelines of hijab and covers you as much as possible.
Sometimes we prefer wearing hijab and our families prefer us not wearing hijab on our big day, and sometimes it's the opposite, whichever way it may be make sure you are satisfied with it. Because, there is a long life ahead of you where you may cringe at even looking at the pictures taken of you as a bride. If you have decided to wear hijab then that's a great job and even more than that, it's a greater task that needs a lot of skill to perfect and fulfill. Wearing hijab somehow seems to be so odd on the day of your wedding, most of the brides you've probably seen have done it wrong or just look awkward and you don't want to be that way, I know, I get it.
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