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Being a very special day of a bride or
bridegroom's life, marriage appears as an extravagant event while the wedding outfits
carried heavy embroidery; imaginative designs and absolute artistry play a
pivotal role in Indian culture. The elegant, rich, considerably beautiful and
highly fashionable bridal wears included sarees, lehnga cholis, sharers, gown make
the weeding persons splendid to look and grab attention to the guests by their
graceful dress up drawing the occasion simply astounding.
That makes bride fashionable:
In India, being recognized as a country
with diverse, every religion, culture and region boasts of a unique wedding
style replete with their regional specialties and varied rituals however, saree,
national dress of choice initiated before 1000 AD, remains the traditional wedding
dress throughout the country.
As there is no greater event in an Indian
family than wedding, brides prefer to wearing the traditional fashion, sarees,
in different styles that come to be a symbol of sensuous and elegant, more than
just a gorgeous outfit indeed.
Similarly, the stylish and attractive traditional
dresses are the reasons why the brides of India-subcontinent looked exceptional
around the globe.
Unique Collection around the globe:
Brides across the India attire with various
kinds of exquisitely designed trousseau such as sarees included zari saris,
embroidered saris, gem embellished saris, traditional saris, elegant lehengas
Choli, (a large piece of cloth worn around the waist as a skirt and the bodice
cloth is called Choli) sharers, gown and graceful suits.
The unforgettable weeding dress, sarees,
are found in many designs, among others, Banarasi, (containing hand woven
exquisite zari work) Mysore silk or pure Kanjivaram, (selected in a variety of
color combinations and prints) Kashmiri embroidered, (delicately woven
embroidery) georgette block printed, Italian crepe block printed, leheriya
georgette, silk gharchola etc.
In recent years, the wedding collections included
red or pink bridal lehnga choli, Trendy ghagra choli, Classy lehenga,
embellished lehenga choli, fish cut Ghagra, straight cut ghagra choli,
embroidered sharara choli, net embroidered lehnga choli, deep pink georette
lehnga choli, heavy embroidered lehnga, red embroidered dress, multicolor
bridal dress, hot red bridal wear, designer embroidered sharara, designer embroidered
lehnga choli, fancy bridal wear lehnga, fancy bridal lehnga choli, golden
bridal lehnga choli, red georgette lehnga choli, raw silk lehnga choli with
dupatta are undoubtedly the most popular purchase for women.
Expensive and loveable wear:
Wedding clothes celebrated the feminine allure and attire fashion with
different fabrics from cotton to silk, georgettes to crapes, Banarasi to
Kanjeevaram or a silk.
Using exquisite materials like beads,
seqins, kora, Dabka, Diamantes and real stones, the wedding dresses are
available in a range of designs, qualities, styles and works like zari,
embroidery, organza, zardosi, sequence, cut work, mirror work, patchwork, pearl
work, kasab, kundan.
Besides, bright color highlights the
marriage ceremony while red is regarded as auspicious because it seems to be an
emotional and erogenous that is much desired for a conjugal life.
The bridal sarees having a unique guise,
looking delightful and irresistible, containing full-fledged artistic work
with, usually, red color, are very expensive as well as loveable.
Likewise, lehenga-cholis consisted of
glittering mirror-work seem to be very attractive and the intricately
embroidered lehenga gives a very elegant and sophisticated look.
Fostering the tradition symbolized the rich
ancient culture, the present-day bridal outfits, however, evolved to encompass
the more contemporary fashion trends across the globe that goes with modern
patterns and cuts giving the brides confidence and spellbinding beauty.
Moreover, the collections of Indian bridal
ethnic wear enhanced by mesmerizing patterns and colors charm and allure the
eye indeed.
Options exist for choosing:
The brides in separate regions of India decorate
themselves with different bridal robes, in particular, the Punjabi ladies are
well known for wearing Salwar Kameez matching with vibrant colors like red,
orange or magenta whereas the Rajasthani for lehenga, (also famous in Gujarati
weddings) the Maharashtrian for nine-yard saree, the Bengali for Benarasi with
a wide zari border and a red cheli or veil on head, the Muslim for silk, the
catholic for traditional bridal gown with a delicate veil and the Tamilian
Brides are well known for Kanjeevaram sari.
However, the young brides, especially the
Sikh, wear bright, mostly red or magenta, salwar kameez where the Dupatta is a
must on the head of the brides on wedding day.
In addition, a bride, in Hindu weddings,
would usually wear either a red bridal sari or a colored lehenga choli with the
sole exception of white.
Md. Asraful Alam
Indian Bridal Wear
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