Bridal Fashions, Trends and Ideas
Rhapsody Of Colours
Weddings filled with vivid colours, infectious laughter, artsy decor and chic couple are our favourite kind of affairs. And Sparsha and Srujan's wedding is as vibrant as they come. We are loving every detail of this, the gorgeous flower canopy that the bride has used for her entrance, the contrast between her gilded saree and shining jewellery, the bells on the ceiling, the floral rangoli at the entrance, merriment of the younger guests and the ever-smiling groom.
Ashwin Kireet Photography has caught these moments and turned them into wonderful memories. And we can't get enough of it.
Reign Of Romance
Umbrellas are romantic. We have all seen more than one couple lounging under an umbrella at the beach and thought, 'wonder what's that like?' Sharing an umbrella is today's equivalent of an invisibility cloak. No, scratch that, it's an inverse of an invisibility cloak. There's just the two of you and the world around you fades to black. And these couples had the best and simplest idea of using an umbrella as a prop in their pre/post wedding shoots. Let the wind carry it away. It's time to share our love story with the world Credits : Wedding Nama Hello...
A New Trend To Look Out For! Dip-dyed Wedding Gowns
Traditionally, Brides wore white, flowy gowns on their weddings as it indicated purity, chastity and innocence of a woman. But now, the idea of what that colour represent makes us cringe. And many choose to wear colourful wedding gowns not just out of spite but sincerely because they want to show individuality on their big day. And the current trend is to add a tiny splash of colour to their white wedding gowns by dip-dying it instead of completely dismissing the classy white one. Which is not a bad idea, really. You get to keep peace between everyone this way....
The New Found Love For Floral Blouses
This is a trend that you could incorporate no matter what the occasion, be it your wedding, or maybe you're just an attending bridesmaid, you can pick variations of the floral blouse and pair it with different types of sarees. Ayush Kejriwal, House of blouse, Arpita Mehta, Bhargavi Khunam and Sayasachi Mukherjee are just some of the designers who have taken up the floral blouse in their collections. If you want to keep it light, chose a bold floral print and if you want to experiment then pick a floral print with net or lace to add a new element...