Ditch the pink and red lehengas this wedding season and look royal, majestic and classy in maroon lehengas. They are stunning and suit all Indian skin tones. Here are a few inspirations for you to choose the in colour this wedding season.
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We adore this maroon number that is styled with dual dhupattas. The velvet one looks regal and the see through dhupatta gives shy and bridal vibes.
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We love this stunning brown-maroon lehenga. The entire ensemble looks stunning and we adore the heavily worked blouse and dhupatta.
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The over sized flower motifs on the velvet choli looks chi and we love hoe this bride has added an off-white dhupatta to her ensemble to break the monotony.
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The paisley motifs on the velvet skirt, the polka on the blouse adds a chic element to the otherwise ethnic outfit
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Here comes the Sabyasachi bride adorning a beautiful maroon-burgundy velvet lehenga with zardosi and gota patti work. Doesn’t she look ravishing?
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Kangana rocks the runway in the grand and regal maroon lehenga. The peacock motifs on the skirt as a highlight and we love the off shoulder neck of the elegant blouse.
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This bride looks delightful with a mix of tradition ad contemporary style in her ensemble. We love the golden detailing in the scallops of her skirt and a bold move to go with a high neck blouse on this stunning ensemble.
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We love these dual dhupatta lehengas that Sabyasachi designs. It’s everything a bride wants in her wedding outfit - elegance, grandeur and stunning.
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The intricately embroidered skirt looks super stunning and we love the simple dhupatta on this gorgeous lehenga.
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We love this smiling bride and her aristocratic ensemble. The heavily worked dual dhupattas add to the regal look of the entire wedding ensemble.
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The bride is rocking the simple yet stunning lehenga. We adore the work on the waist and the entire sleeve area. The ensemble looks enhanced with the help of a plain border, bringing out the gold motifs on the lehenga.