Indian Bridal wear is always one of the most
spoken outfit across the globe. Stories with bridal fashion always seem to grab
attention, but over these past few years we have featured several themed Indian
wedding. Whether showcasing traditional styles such as ghagras or more cutting
edge fashions like contemporary cuts or the color black, these editorials
enchant with their individual approach to Indian Bridal Wear. Traditional wedding
style is always featured in India. A large bridal party prepping for the big
ceremony in a series of stunning portraits has become a common view in India.
Also in India along with the bride and the
groom the people in their family also tend to dress the best the d-day. For example,
a mother of a bride from West Bengal would wear a Baluchuri or Benarasi silk
saree; and a mother from Delhi will prefer wearing an embellished net or
georgette saree on her daughter's wedding. Every piece of saree woven and
designed in India is a piece of art and looks beautiful when draped in the
right manner and paired with a right kind of accessories and jewelry. The blend
of traditional look and modern design pattern has hit the right cord among
Indians residing outside India and therefore resulted in the expansion of the
bridal wear market across the globe and also add on to the versatility factor
of the Indian sarees, lehenga and suit collections.
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