Category: Indian Wedding Sarees

The Gulabi Gang is a group of Indian women activists who fight for justice. Originally from Bundelkhand, Uttar Pradesh; this group is led and formed by Sampat Pal Devi. The motto of this gang is to speak and take actions against social taboos like rigid caste divisions, female illiteracy, domestic violence, child labor, child marriages and dowry demands.They have inspired our (Indian Wedding Saree) team, not only in the way they work but also because they have changed the concept of feminine, shy Pink! It is now strong, bold, independent, fighter and You. Today, in this blog we will talk about the changing image of ‘Girly Pink’ and how you can redo your Pink Wardrobe.

Are you a Manish Malhotra fan or a Sabyasach die-hard? This 5 day long couture week at Delhi has in participation the best names of Fashion industry. In this blog we will show you our best picks from the event and how you can find similar styles from our collection.

Top couturier Tarun Tahiliani closed the India Bridal Fashion Week 2013 with a splendid finale show in New Delhi on July 28. Tahiliani chose the model-actress beauty Lisa Haydon as his show stopper. Interestingly, Lisa is a bride to be who recently got engaged to her boyfriend. Good time for shopping Lisa! Check out his collection in this blog and shop for similar hot trends he showcased from our website www.indianweddingsaree.com  (*Click on the photos to go to the product link on our page.)

We hope you are enjoying our reviews of IBFW 2013. Today we will talk about Day 5 which happened on July 27 2013.  Designer Adarsh Gill showed her shining, dazzling, bright Bridal wear in the beginning of this day. After her, designer Suneet Varma came up with his soothing white Bridal wear. Two different styles, yet best in their own ways. check out their designs and find similar styles from our website. (*Click on the pictures shpwn to go to the product link on Indian Wedding Saree.) 

So it was Day 4 on July 26,2013. What was different? Well it was the day when the most waited Rohit Bal had to disclose his collection. All the brides were waiting to get awestruck just when his name was announced on the runway. Apart for this ace designer’s collection, it was designer duo Ashima and Leena who made talks with their beautiful rich-looking bridal wear. Take a look at Day 4’s review with us and shop similar styles from our website www.indianweddingsaree.com

Day 3 at Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week saw the regal designer Raghavendra Rathore’s take on the Indian bride. In the second half, designer couple Falguni and Shane Peacock embellished the red carpet. Take a look at Day 3 review and shop similar upcoming style from our collection. (*Click on the image to reach the product on our website.)

After the mega Day 1, the expectations for Day 2 were rather higher and fortunately it passed all tests. July 24 was second day of bridal week and it saw three shows by designers: Meera & Muzaffar Ali, and a duo show of Rina Dhaka and Jyotsna Tiwari. Take a look at their couture and shop similar upcoming trends from our collection. (*Click on the images to go to the product on our website.)

Indian Bridal Week, 2013 Delhi Edition has started. The opening was by the renowned couturier JJ Valaya. His collection was called -‘The Maharaja of Madrid’ and ‘The Maharni of Madrid’. It was something no one can ignore, the royal, loud yet subtle bridal wear. Take a look at their collection and find similar trends from our website store. (*Click on the photos to go to the product link)

Indian Wedding Saree has launched its Imitation Jewelry line earlier this month which has made it the one-stop Bridal shopping online website. And not only brides; bride’s mom, bridesmaid, a housewife, a corporate woman, every lady can find her style here. This collection has wide range of Bangles, Necklace, Earrings, Pendant, Mangalsutra (Wedding necklace), Ring and Bracelet. This blog will take you to discover a series of unconventional designs in jewelry that will touch the woman inside you and bet, you can’t stop from owing them. We will talk about 26 jewelry styles in Alphabetical order, from A to Z which, we think, are a must have for your jewelry box. A: Art-Deco – The Art Deco period covers the

Combine 2 trends and Voila!! Here emerges another new trend to watch out for. In this blog we will talk about 5 fashion statements made by combining 2 most talked about styles in the glamor world. Take a cue and see how these chic ways be implemented in Indian Wears. 1. Side-striped pants + monochrome: Don’t like it gaudy still want to make a trend? This is for you. Wear old school combination of Black and White BUT mix it with Side Stripes. In this saree, the stripes are printed at the border surface. Like it?