Indian wedding dresses are very different from Western style wedding. Indian wedding dresses are usually red, as white is considered to be a colour of mourning in many regions. Red is the traditional color of Indian brides and is considered to bring good luck and happiness to the prospective couple. India has many states. All states have different culture and different dress code for wedding. In India also there are various religions and different wedding dress code.
In Hindu religion bridegroom usually wears a Sherwani, Jodhpuri Suit or a Western suit. Grooms face is veiled with a curtain of flowers which is called Sehra. Bride wears a Saree or a Lehenga according to the region. Red is considered to be the most auspicious color in among Hindus. However, Saree is preferred as Bridal dress at South India, most brides of other parts of India prefer Lehenga, Gagra Choli and Odni as bridal dress.
In Muslim Wedding bride wears a different color each day of marriage party. In starting day bride wear yellow color which is then replaced by Red on the wedding day. The day after wedding, called the Walima the bride wears a green to show that the marriage has been consummated. The Groom mostly wears a Kurta Pajama with an over coat or Sherwani. It is also customary to wear a Taqiyah all through the ceremony.
Christians in India, have basically adopted western wedding ceremonies. Here the Bridegroom wears a western suit or Tuxedo and the bride usually opts for a Silk Saree or a Western Gown.
One thing that all Indian wedding dresses have in common is elaborate and intricate embroidery. Indian wedding outfits are usually a masterful combination of patterns, sequences, beadwork and threading. Depending on the budget, an Indian bride may have parts of her outfit embroidered with pure gold or silver wire. The fabrics for Indian wedding dresses can include silk, satin, chiffon and any other fabric that has sheen and reflects light.
Red continues to be a favorite for Indian wedding dresses. Since this color has religious and cultural significance, this selection is likely to stay in vogue for the foreseeable future. However, newer and softer shades of red are slowly but surely making their way into the Indian bridal lexicon. Also, designers are offering a greater selection of Indian wedding dresses and jewelry with a more delicate design.
We have every collection of dress in our shops. Mainly for bride and grooms we have latest model and design. The change in culture and beliefs can be seen with the change in region. Women wear different kinds of wedding dresses across the country depending on their religion or community.
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