Anything But RED – Bridal Lehenga

We have all grown up seeing the brides look breath-taking, dressed up in an extravagant red lehenga for their weddings. Often a mother passes her wedding attire to the daughter as a token of love and blessings. Red, in Hindu tradition, has stood for love, passion, and fertility. Thus, brides have been traditionally dressed in red for the beginning of a new phase in their lives. But recently modern brides have been opting for other colors as well for their wedding lehengas. In the quest to avoiding the ordinary, brides have been selecting unique colors for their wedding attires from pastels to black. Even the top Indian designers have come up with extensive collections that have wedding lehengas in different colors. Here we mention a range of colors that the brides can opt for their wedding attire.

1. White

   

The white color stands for faith and purity. Pure is the sanctity of the bond that is marriage and faith is something the partners lend to each other when they start their journey of togetherness. Hence, selecting a white bridal lehenga will not only make a statement but also denote something meaningful when the couples tie the sacred knot.

2. Pastels
   

   

The market has flooded up with pastel pink lehengas since Anushka Sharma revealed her wedding pictures in a powder-pink Sabyasachi lehenga. Pastel lehenga is the perfect option for the brides who want to experiment but also do not want to go extreme in their choices. Instead of pink, the couples can coordinate in pastel blues, minty greens and soft purples for their wedding.

3. Yellow
   

   

Kareena Kapoor Khan stepped out in a 25-year-old yellow lehenga by Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla, when her character Kalindi got married in ‘Veere di Wedding’ and since then, like all the other Kareena characters, she has given us some major wedding outfit goals. Also, since vintage is “the trend” right now, that yellow lehenga can serve as the perfect inspiration for the brides to try yellow attire for their wedding this season.

4. Go Multi-Colored

   

In some Rajasthani cultures, ‘panch-rangi’ wedding attire that is outfit with an amalgamation of five colors is considered auspicious. This can serve as the perfect inspiration for brides looking to add more colors to their wedding outfits. An outfit that highlights one base color and then uses various other colors in harmony with elements like the dupatta or the blouse can serve as the perfect wedding outfit for the bride.

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