As the wedding season is currently going on in full swing, we bet you too are getting married this season. When the date of your wedding is finally set, the first thing that you should be doing is buying yourself a bridal lehenga. Even if your wedding is months away, you should at least start looking for a bridal lehenga to make up your mind about the one that steals your heart.
Before choosing a lehenga, you need to shortlist the colour. A red bridal lehenga is the one you should opt for. A red bridal lehenga is everything that a bride can ask for. Red being the patent colour that Indian brides wear, let’s not forget how royal you will look in a red bridal lehenga.
A heavily embroidered red bridal lehenga, when paired with contrasting jewellery such as bottle green choker sets and kundan jewelry, will make you the picture-perfect bride. Your bridal lehenga should have a voluminous skirt so that you can get those breathtaking pictures as you twirl around wearing the heavy ensemble. A moderately embroidered red sheer dupatta can be worn over your head, or you can even wear it as a veil to add to the oomph factor of your wedding look.
Other than a red bridal lehenga, you can experiment with other colours and designs too. You can go for totally offbeat colours such as a bottle green lehenga, a pink lehenga, a white lehenga, a golden lehenga, or even lehengas in beautiful colours such as navy blue, wine, and yellow.
Sequin Embellished Lehenga
A completely sequined lehenga should be your top choice if you want to bring the bling to your wedding. Since the overall sequin work itself will give your lehenga a heavy look, you can balance the look by opting for pastel shades.
Mirror-work Lehengas
If you are a minimal bride, a mirror-work lehenga will look great on you, especially if the mirrors are placed in a nice pattern. You can settle for colours such as yellow, orange, and even red to enhance the overall effect of the mirror work.
Zardosi Lehenga
For brides who want to stick to their traditional roots, a zardosi lehenga is a top choice. The golden zardosi work on the lehenga and the blouse give the ensemble a royal effect. The look can be completed with a matching sheer dupatta with minimal zardosi work over it. The best colour to opt for is a white lehenga, so the golden zardosi work can stand out.
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Ombre Lehengas
If you don’t want to stick to one particular coloured lehenga, ombre lehengas are the best. The way two colours merge in the lehenga while still highlighting the embroidery on it will blow your mind.
Multi-Colour Lehengas
When you love all the colours but can only have just one bridal lehenga, you can settle for a multi-coloured one. Floral lehengas too will offer you a blast of colours that other lehengas can’t.
With so many types of trending lehengas to choose from, you can try your favourites one by one before finalising the one that resonates with your style.
