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Indian Bridal Sarees

Indian bridal sarees have a sentimental value. Every Indian bride very fondly saves her wedding sari and hands it over to the next generation. Obviously, the unique designs, special colors and materials form the core of the very special saree. In this article, we will help you choose the best saree for you.


Choose clothes

To begin with the bride needs to decide what kind of saree she wants to wear. She could choose fabrics like crepe, georgette, chiffon, silk, the net was decorated with velvet. All these sarees are beautifully decorated with heavy and intricate silk embroidery, brocades, colored stones, dynasties, pearls and corals, pearls, zardozi threads and sequins. Silk sarees are usually decorated with gold thread. The selection of dresses is the first step towards buying the best bridal saree in the city!
Marvelous Printed Jacquard Silk Wedding Green Saree
Marvelous Printed Jacquard Silk Wedding Green Saree


Shapes and patterns

Geometric designs are quite popular these days. Brides who like to go traditional on the biggest day of their life can choose patterns like flowers, peacock, parrot, rabbit, elephant, deer and paisley patterns which are preferred in silk sarees and North Indian embroidered wedding sarees Go. Another popular option includes scenes from ancient epics (Mahabharata and Ramayana). Can also be considered for modern Indian bridal designs with diamonds or crystals.
Bridal Weaved Silk Wedding Cream Saree
Bridal Weaved Silk Wedding Cream Saree


Change color option

Women no longer cling to red as the color of their bridal sari. Popular choices in color this season include sea green, turquoise blue, mauve, magenta, pink and mangoes. Other color combinations include red and green, baby pink and purple, rust and gold, light blue and gold which are really popular and sought after. If the saree is quite heavy, graceful and well furnished, then the sari is worth wearing on D-Day.
Awesome Designer Silk Wedding Grey Saree
Awesome Designer Silk Wedding Grey Saree


Bridal Designer Saree

With more and more people seeing a big fat Indian wedding, more and more brides are commissioning designers to do their wedding sarees. Manish Malhotra, Ritu Kumar, Neeta Lulla, Tarun Tahiliani, Satya Paul and Vikram Phadnis to name a few of the Indian bride's sarees. The advantage of having designer bridal sarees is that they will customize the dress to suit your body type, color and height.
Beautiful Weaved Silk Wedding Brown Saree
Beautiful Weaved Silk Wedding Brown Saree


Saree blouse for bride

A saree blouse or choli is as important for a sari as the sari's pallu. Fitting, cut and embellishments on the blouse announce if your wedding saree is over-the-top. Usually the bride's blouse is embroidered with stones and zardozi work. Most wedding sarees have a bride's unstitched blouse attached to the saree. However, the sight of a good tailor can always enrich the look of a saree blouse. Hope this article helps you in choosing your right wedding saree.
Party Wear Printed Silk Wedding Green Saree
Party Wear Printed Silk Wedding Green Saree


This article has been worked on and posted by a fashion designer who offers designer sarees and also offers free consultations and advice for finding bridal sarees, bollywood sarees and more about wedding sarees.

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