Posted on February 03 2017
Is there anyone alive in this world who doesn’t want to dress well and look outstanding in his/her wedding ceremony? Guess not. The bride and groom will always do all they can to look their best on their wedding day. Lately, Indo Western Dresses are ruling the world of wedding parties.
From Indo Western Gown to Bridal Lehenga Choli, there are plenty of options for a bride and groom who want to make a fashion statement on their wedding day. Let's have a look at some of the traditional and Indo western outfits available for brides and grooms.
Outfits option for Brides
Traditionally, Indian brides have two outfits to choose from for their wedding; sarees and lehengas. However, the design and fabrics used for the saree or lehenga's will differ depending on their choice and the region from which they come from.
Banarasi Silk Saree:
The Banarasi saree is one of the finest and most flaunted sarees in India. Its popularity stems from its gold or silver zari or brocade used with the silk fabric. In South Indian weddings, traditional saree is prevalently worn by a bride.
Georgette Sarees:
This saree is worn by the low class and elites, yet, it is gorgeous and blends into any occasion. Georgette sarees are available in various shades and embroidery.
Anarkali Lehenga:
Anarkali Lehengas made by sewing a choli with long Anarkali which makes the Lehenga lengthy. Anarkali Lehenga is sometimes referred to as Bridal Lehenga Choli. This dress is worn by brides who want to keep it simple but still look elegant.
Lehenga with Trail:
This is one of the trendiest Indo Western Dresses for a bride to wear on her wedding. A traditional Lehenga will have some sort of royalty when a trail is sewn to it.
Jacket Lehenga:
This looks pretty much like an Indo-Western Gown. A gown that is knee-height is worn over the Lehenga to make it a Jacket Lehenga. The Jacket may replace a choli or may be turbid, in crepe or silk. Designers like Manish Malhotra and Satya Paul has done some remarkable work on Jacket Lehenga.
Long Sleeves in Gown:
This is another trendy wedding outfit style a bride can choose. Applying a Long Sleeves to a Gown or long Choli would be perfect for the winter season. Your designer should be able to come up with a design and specifications that would be suitable for a Long Sleeves Gown or Choli.
Bundhgala Choli and Kurta Lehenga Designs:
This also could be an ideal outfit keeping the winter season in mind. This types of wedding wear are very much in vogue these days. You can try teaming up Bundhgala Choli with Kurta Lehenga to look decent and trendy as well. Using a matching jewelry or Kundan sets with this outfit will make you undoubtedly pretty.
Outfits Options for Grooms
Royal Kurta Churidar:
The churidar is a bit different from the conventional kurta shalwar in terms of design and style. The work of Swarovski crystals, sequins, and stone or intertwined embroidery gives the kurta a posh look. What makes an excellent designer is your ability to experiment with the Royal Kurta Churidar.
Traditional Kurta Shalwar:
The Traditional Kurta Shalwar gives the groom elegant look and comfort. Since it can be designed in a variety of styles it can be worn not only by grooms for a wedding but can also be worn to formal and informal parties.
Sherwani:
Undoubtedly, the most traditional and elegant clothing for a groom is the Sherwani.It is the common choice for a number of sub-continental grooms. The earlier trendy off-white color has been replaced lately by various colors of Sherwani such as black, maroon, gray, and much more.
Achkans:
Achkan would be just a perfect outfit for a groom who wants to look trendy and classy at the same time. This is pretty much like a Sherwani, but the fabric and the length of an Achkan are different is where the two differs.
Indo-Western Suit:
When it comes to a wedding, Indo-western suits have become very much a top trend for grooms in recent time. Men can wear either a two or three-piece suit to fuse a western look with the traditional taste. The recent trends include velvet lapels in contrasting colors, lapel or sleeve embroidery, Zardozi applied to a lapel for an effervescent look.
Classic Suits & Tuxedos:
This is another Indo-western suit that veers off the traditional look but still retains its classy sophistication. Grooms can try classic tuxedos or a three-piece suit. Colors like black, white or navy blue will be perfect for a wedding.
Nehru Jacket:
Vastly popular of late. The groom wearing a well-made Nehru Jacket is the easiest way to get the other girls envious. This is because the Nehru Jacket has a way of accentuating the handsomeness of the man.
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