Indian Wedding Fashion

Sari is traditional Indian clothing. Colors play a vital role in the Indian wedding and it also represents our heritage and culture. Red is the favorite color of most brides in India. Red and red tones are preferred in Indian weddings for the bride. Lehenga, sari suits Kameez all are red for the "D" day.

Yellow color is also used in many Indian wedding. It is linked to prosperity, and indicate that the good harvest of wheat and mustard. A haldi where clothes became yellow ceremony is held at the wedding. In Maharashtria bride wears a yellow silk given by his maternal uncle bid sari performing. Kangra region from the side of the maternal aunt gives a yellow Cholas in a phera ceremony. In Bihar and Uttar Pradesh yellow sari is equipped with the bride for the wedding of her grandmother.

The white color symbolizes purity and usually the faith. A bride wears a white Gujrati for jaimala function sari. Assamese brides put the white traditional sari with a Zari border. The bride is a typical Malyali sari colour cream, Gold-edged. A bride wears white Bengali sari with red or brown border sari for her Pooja ceremony.

Traditionally, the bride wears sari Maharashtrian style nav-vari. Folds between legs and then got a pallu back.The rising behind, covers the front of your body. Similarly Gujarati girls wear gharchola traditional sari drapes. It is red with Golden zari through a network of controls. It is a pallu seedha sari.

Kanjeevaram saris are one of the most popular in Indian sari for girls. Several patterns and styles such as culture, history, animals, flowers, etc. Temple can be integrated with several works as Zari, wire, Moti, stones, etc. sequence curtains girlfriend Manipuri a sarong with sari, while a girlfriend Orissa has Tussar silk sari. Has ladies in white, red checkerboard pattern 




How to wear saree

Seedha Pallu Sari

Doesn’t matter whether you’re a shy types or bold, a social freak or a homebody;  if you happen to be a woman, you surely would never like to be ignored! Be it a party, a wedding or just another social gathering, everybody likes to get noticed, and sometimes, even complimented of her dress. However, if you are an Indian woman, or even remotely connected to India in some way, you know that the easiest and the sure shot way to become the cynosure of all eyes in a party is to drape an exiquisite Indian Saree (Sari),  that can never go wrong with your figure! 

Touted as the best garment in the world, to suit all kinds of figures, the Sari is traced back to the Indus Valley Civilization (around 4000 years back) in the history of Indian Clothing. The word Sari is derived from the Prakrit word, 'Sadi' and a 'Sanskrit' word-'Sati'.  Interestingly, India is not the only country in the world where Sari is worn, but in fact, Sari is popular in countries like, Bangladesh, Srilanka, Nepal, Burma, Mauritius, Malaysia and Bhutan as well.