Bridal Fashions, Trends and Ideas
A Parade Of Kanjeevarams Combined With Silk Thread Bangles
A South Indian bride's pride is her gorgeous Kanchipuram sarees which are further complimented by the colourful, matching bangles. The traditional sarees and bangles combo enhance and accentuate her beauty! We dreamt of these perfect combinations and hope they inspire you for your big day!! 1. Parrot Green & Pink 2 Navy Blue & Pink 3. Green & Pink 4.Bottle Green & Pink 5. Pink & Navy Blue 6. Multi Coloured Flowers 7. Parrot Green & Pink again 8. Navy Blue & Red 9. Green & Purple 10. Navy Blue & Reddish Pink 11. Peacock Blue 12. Black...
Going Back In Time - Vintage Handmade Photos For Your Wedding!
Ever wondered how our elders got their wedding albums printed in the 1800s and 1900s? "Once Upon A Time Wedding Tales" took a couple on a ride back to 1839 and offered them vintage handmade chemical prints. These prints were made using the world's first photography process invented in 1839 where they expose the images on paper under the sun using light sensitive chemicals! Every print is unique and cannot be reproduced like digital photographs. It takes 3 hours to make one print and it last for generations to come. They choose the best image of your choice and then...
Overwhelming Of Emotions, A Moment To Cherish – Thaali Moment
The moment every girl waits for a moment for which every daughter's parents plan to perfection and the moment which changes two lives. The Thaali moment is an overwhelming mix of emotions. This is the moment when every man brings a new partner into his life. I am sure that this the perfect moment for the cry of joy. The tears that roll down remark the joy of the bride, the groom and their family. The moment when true love unites. An ultimate moment's to cherish and a new beginning for every couple. The traditions and rituals may differ in weddings, but the emotions remain to be...
Trend Alert: Bringing Gods and Goddesses To The Blouses
Hand crafted embroidery work of God, Goddesses and Gopuram on blouses has turned into a new trend. It has been seen regularly on South Indian brides. Though the traditions of it play one role, the concept of pop culture from the west making Indian Gods and Goddesses fashionable plays a big role in the comeback of this trend. It also adds an element of old, worldliness to the saris and makes them interesting.
Credits: Merasal Credits: Geetu Design Studio