Brides of the World
The Indian wedding has undergone extensive changes and, therefore,
wedding dresses have also witnessed a sea change. Gone are the days when brides
used to shop for their trousseau from a local shop in a single visit. Now, it’s
a different story. Brides, and even grooms, are choosy, and the collection of
local shops finds it hard to please them.
The selection of bridal wear eats up a hell of a lot of
time, as the bridal ensemble would play an important part on that crucial day.
The contemporary bride wants to see first-hand what she is buying and have a
wide choice provided by the fashion designers. The fabrics, weaves and styles,
all have to be exclusive, yet depicting her own style and persona.
Colors and Trends
Forget what your friends wore in the last season. This year,
everything is new – from colors to trends. However, it’s a back-to-basics
culture. Brides are just crazy for traditional colors. The inspiration is taken
from old Bollywood and Hollywood
dresses and gowns. It is also true that the Sangeet
or Mehndi ceremony is synonymous
with Bollywood music, sweet-eats, lot of dancing and vibrant colours. The pick
for the function becomes the Bollywood inspired strappy tunics crafted from
crushed cotton voile and vibrant prints and sequins.
Monsoon Medley
With the arrival of monsoon, tension builds up for the brides
about what to wear. It’s always difficult to make a perfect choice when showers
swamp India.
The Brides in India
are known to wear lehengas, heavy kurta sets and saris with lots of work which
gives a great feeling to the Bride.
Grooms in league
The Reality
The reality is that bridal wear is never out of fashion. It
depicts your personality and which is unique from everyone. Every religion have
there own traditions to dress up their bride with different type of clothing,
colours, jewellery etc… A Bengali bride looks good with a big bright red bindi
on forehead with elaborate eye-make. The Punjabi brides are mostly seen with
dark red salwar kurta with golden work and duppatta with full golden colours
zari work and loud makeup and full of jewellery. Punjabi bride is not fully
ready without the white and red ivory bangles and designer kaleeres, which is must for a Punjabi bride. It is also noticeable
that one side if the Bride from Himachal Pradesh wears big maang tika the Kashmiri bride wears blue and read salwar kurta with
moderate makeup.
If we see a Kerala bride she will always
wear antique gold jewellery with big gold borders on their saris and on the
other hand the Christian bride will wear a white gown with a long veil with
minimal of jewellery and makeup. We can’t forget the Muslim Bride here which
wears antique jewellery with simple makeup with a big nose ring which makes the
bride look elegant. The Rajasthani bride would normally cover her face with a
heavy embroidered veil and lots of jewellery, on the Maharashtra
side the brides usually wear green and yellow coloured sari with gold
jewellery.
The Indian brides are as colourful as there is diversity in India
and which makes every bride unique in its own kind.
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