Different cultures of India leads to various wedding surprises and events. They form the best and most exciting part of a wedding resulting in everlasting memories. The fun element during wedding surprises given by relatives and friends is the most happy and cherished moments of a bride/groom during wedding. Apart from these, the best and most looked forward part before the wedding is buying clothes. Choosing dress for Brides has much more importance than grooms as women always have stood ahead in their dressing styles.
When it comes to India, Varieties of Sarees are worn by wedding brides as a part of their custom outfit. No matter traditional or western, wearing saree is loved by Indian brides. Indian sarees are famous all over the world due to its charming and elegant design and appearance. The usual bridal saree colours are red or maroon. But now a days, there is no limitation as such. Plenty of shades and works are preferred by brides along the fast moving trends today.
The big day is all about how the bride dresses up so Indian brides have given lot of importance in choosing the best saree. If you are confused about what type of sarees are available, we can help you out with shopping assistance. Choosing between sarees is a tough task. Firstly, you need to decide on what type of saree is ought to wear. Colour and design comes in the second part of choosing your saree. Knowing what suits the best for you is the most important of all. Take a look at the most preferred saree collection by the brides of our country.
Kanjeevaram Saree
Originally from Kanchipuram, a region at TamilNadu, these sarees are one of the most preferred type of Saree by brides.Being the hub of silk sarees, it has seen the widest collection on sarees woven by weavers all of them as the best. Various colour shades both dark and light are available in this type of saree. Netted with silver and golden threads, Kanjee silks have elegant design and perfect borders giving a feminine look to the sarees. These sarees last long ans are light-weighted compared to others.
Chanderi Saree
The heart of Chanderi sarees, Madhya Pradesh, has wide collection of sarees originated from Chanderi and exported world wide with high demand. These sarees are woven with cotton and silk thread, available in one, two and multi shades.
The mixing of cotton and silk gives it a unique blend of silk attire perfectly suiting to be worn on functions and occasions. These sarees are hand made by the weavers of the locality.Net Saree
These sarees are mostly preferred by north region brides. They are adorned with various various types of works like stones, glitters, embroidery, shells.
The embedded design makes it stand out from the rest of the sarees. Available in various colours, its gives a different appeal for the brides.
Assam Silk
Also called as Mekhla chadar, it is woven with rich silk giving a classy look and good quality material that lasts long. Designs are mostly intricate embroidery work with traditional patchwork, available in various colours making the brides look gorgeous.
Banarasi Silk Saree
As the name suggests, This saree has its origin from Banaras, a city in Uttar Pradesh. The weavers take much care and attention while making its pallu and borders. The exquisite feature of these sarees is the golden and silver embroidery work of thick and ethnic designs. Available in various colours and designs, mostly seen as the outfit of Bengali brides on their wedding. What makes it the most preferred attire for weddings is its bright colours and artful embroidery design with muga threads.
Zardosi Saree
These sarees are specially designed to suit brides making them look beautiful alike the mindset of the youth. The glitz, studs and golden thread works decorate the saree giving a rich look but it is light-weighted and can be easily draped.
It is usually available in various materials like cotton, chiffon, silk, Georgette.They are extremely gorgeous, modern and at the same time suiting the traditional outlook.
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