Wedding Trends and Ideas

Until a few years back, lehenga choli was typical North Indian wedding attire. Restricted to mostly Punjabi and Gujarati brides. There were simpler South Indian versions, davanis and pattu pavadai which are comparatively lighter in weight. Times have changed. Bollywood numbers have seeped so deep into our culture that we now aspire for Umrao Jaan and Jodha Akbar dressing styles. We tend to keep our wedding attires traditional though. But there are always functions such as the mehendi, sangeet and reception where you can flaunt the lehenga of your dreams! So here we present to you 25 designs by @golden-threadsfashion-designer-bridal-shop# and we...

There are 2 things you need to see in a blouse. Design and fit. Both of these can be achieved perfectly if you go to a good designer. But most people don’t go to designers unless there is an occasion that requires them to do so. If you wish to wear designer like blouses every day, you need to know the designs yourself. That way you can give clear instructions to your tailor. Here are some necklines by @paroksha# that you can try! This netted sunflower design on the back of the blouse will go well with a plain saree...

With each passing generation, attitudes change and styles evolve. Interesting elements from various traditions are integrated into the existing one. If North Indian weddings can be described as luxurious celebrations of love, South Indian weddings are breathtaking ceremonial rituals. Today, south Indian weddings are undergoing a major face-lift. Weddings in South India are now an amalgam of the best practices from different parts of India. This changing wedding scenario is something that every soon to be bride must be updated with. Depending on your taste and budget, you can choose to include or avoid these in your wedding itinerary. So let's...

The trend of destination weddings is beginning to capture the Indian wedding market like wildfire. But ever heard of destination photo shoot? Inspired? You needn’t go too far for beautiful surroundings. These beautiful shots in pristine settings were taken in Andaman & Nicobar islands by @siraj-khan-photo#. Here’s what they had to say.  “The images were mostly taken in Havelock Island, Ross Island and Chidya Tapu. The bride was very particular about bringing her lehenga to the shoot. It didn’t fit their luggage bag nor she wanted to fold it inside the suitcase. So they carried it as  a separate luggage...