Red is so last season. For brides who want to experiment and look ravishing, purple is the new in colour this wedding season. The colour and its hues are romantic, royal and stunning. Here are a few looks that is sure to take your breath off!
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The violet lehenga with beautiful sheer dhupatta and a simple broad neck blouse will be the perfect ensemble to wear during your mehandi or cocktail party.
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This multi hued ombre purple - lavender lehenga is what every bride needs to rock her sangeeth or cocktail party. We love the contrast peachy blouse to complement the lehenga.
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Wouldn’t you love to get married in this beautiful heavily embroidered purple lehenga? You are sure to be the eye of the ball!
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Wouldn’t this wine coloured lehenga be just perfect for your reception? The intricate and heavy work on the skirt with scalloped edges make it perfect for the occasion. We adore the bikini style blouse to pair with the skirt!
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Simple and elegant are the words that come to mind when we look at this lehenga. Though the ensemble is unassuming it looks very sophisticated and graceful.
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This burgundy-violet lehenga looks super chic and stylish with its unique blouse cut and the deep neck.
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Sabyasachi always gets it right while designing a lehenga. We adore the dual dhupatta and the velvet material beautifully used with other embroidered fabrics.
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The brocade skirt and the sheer dhavini on the simple blouse looks aristocratic.
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No one can pull off a beautiful lehanga better than Sonam. Her choice of accessory looks beautiful. The layered pearl necklace goes perfect with her elegant ensemble.
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This bubbly bride looks ethnic and alluring in her grand purple lehenga. Her choice of accessories and make up are on point!
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This bride’s choice for a heavy golden thread embroidered silk lehenga is attractive to look at! The added appeal by pairing with a heavily worked blouse and a simple dhupatta is what makes the ensemble work seamlessly!