Tag: Bridal Wedding Sarees

Sarees and its Significance Saree is the traditional dress of Indian ladies. In ancient times saree was the only clothing worn by the Indian ladies. But now this trend has changed; ladies are wearing jeans, gowns, shorts, capris and skirts, etc. But when it comes to weddings, Indians preferably stick to their tradition of wedding sarees. Around two to three decades ago wedding sarees were heavy and difficult to wear. Banarasi and kanchipuram silk tops top the list of favorite wedding saree among brides. Imitating bollywood trend is the basic nature of Indian brides. This helps in updating their fashion knowledge. Bollywood Trends Saree is the traditional dress of Indian women and Bollywood is the name given to Indian film

Big-fat Indian Weddings! Everything in a traditional Indian wedding is decorated and decked up at its best to make this a perfect special day for not just the bride and the groom but for everyone they are related to. Girls in India since childhood, dream of being a bride and having the most beautiful wedding. They start preparing for their wedding from almost 2 months before the wedding date. One major problem they face is in selecting the perfect saree for their pre-wedding ceremonies and for the big wedding day. Well, if you find yourself falling in this category, you don’t need to worry any more. Why? Because we have brought for you, simple steps, following which you can buy

Indian saris are a colorful affair where women can sport a variety of dresses from their well-coordinated wardrobe. Most women are lost for choice when they have to pick one sari that can be worn on the wedding event. The toughest evening for a woman has to be her wedding and picking the wedding dress is easily the most awaited moment of her shopping career. From the fabric to the embroidery, the bride has to collect the most prized attire for  the event of a lifetime. Sari is the best traditional attire that a bride can opt for her wedding. We are going to reveal Top 4 Popular wedding saree tips for Indian bride. 1 Pick a sari with colors:

I know that many of you will be stirred by waiting for this last blog which is speaking about the end of my journey (in an airplane, probably). So here is the update.

As you may know, I traveled in train which dropped me to a village to where my would-be groom belonged. For this one I can say, without a doubt that this Bus ride had a bigger bang on me than any other.

The excitement of a journey usually starts with the planning, plotting your rail routes and traveling finances. I had none. I was left only with excitement. So I reached the railway station. The place was already full of travelers, men, women, children, foreigners, security personnel and many more. Coolies in kurtas, with brass badges displaying their numbers tied to their forelimbs were approaching travelers. I didn’t know where I wanted to go. There I saw a train on platform 1 (where I was standing). I decided to board it.

Bollywood’s favorite designer Manish Malhotra believes that pretty, feminine, romantic and glamorous is what an Indian bride should look like. Here we are quoting his few tips which will help you look like a bride walking straight from Bollywood movie. 1. Manish says about layering your otherwise boring Lehenga with sherwani style Choli (blouse).

1. Wearing only prints or wearing only solid hues is a no-no this season. Gel these two and create a block of prints and colors.

My only blog I swear having these many questions! Go ahead… No no no…its not a drama class. Its me! What am I trying to do? I have decided to pack all those pretty sarees I showed you lately and bring them with me back to my home. And why am I taking the TRUNK with me? Because it will remind me of those hidden beautiful memories I have recently met.

Now, this is a Retro Rewind for me. I discovered these. Some colorful threads adding a playful touch to the frozen cloth. There was this vintage maroon Saree with vibrant detailed embroidery. Grandma did it when she was my age. It is strange to know she did this artistic work at the age of 22 unlike me who is more busy with her laptop and mobile phone.