Going to Indian weddings as a guest is a delightful event! You get to spruce up in your Indian clothing types, you get to meet numerous lifelong companions or family members, and you likewise get to eat a ton of good food. Yet, what dress to wear at an Indian wedding as a visitor? A Half Saree or a lehenga, a Punjabi suit or something else?
There is plenty of textures and dresses to look over as Indian outfits are not glittery and flawless, yet it likewise has huge loads of choices to browse.
Assuming that it’s a late spring wedding, then, at that point, wearing something weighty and manufactured will make matters amazingly awkward for you. What’s more, simultaneously assuming it’s a colder time of year, then, at that point, wearing something too light isn’t suggested.
So keeping all this in mind, let me take you through my six preferred Exquisite Ethnic Outfits to Fire up your look at this Wedding Season:
1. A Half Saree
A half saree is a customary outfit that is unmistakably used in South India. Alluded to as ‘Langa Voni’ in Telugu, Pattu Pavadai Daavani in Tamil and Langa Davani in Kannada, this outfit is worn by ladies at almost all the significant events. Hence, it is also known as the Two-piece Saree or Half Saree in English.
A Sequin half- saree will be a beautiful piece for a grand evening wedding.
2. Lehenga – Skirt and Top matched with Dupatta
On the off chance that you love combining two designs, then, at that point, sprucing up for a wedding greeting is actually your favourite thing in the world. Massive maxi skirts with some conventional components like zari weave or lightweight beadwork permit air to pass and simultaneously are ideal for events. Pair the skirt with a shirt or tank top that again has some desi component, and you’re ready for a perfect evening.
3. Punjabi Suit
As per me, the salwar kurta is the comfiest desi clothing. However, to try not to look too plain in a salwar suit at a wedding, give it a unique contort with some heavy weaving with dupatta. Assuming the suit is weighty, do with a lighter dupatta.
4. A Banarasi Saree
Yes. No half-saree or anything else will make you look as pretty as you’ll look in an Ethnic Banarasi Saree. Pair it with huge statement earrings or just a heavy Choker!
5. Skirt and Kurta
The ethnic maxi skirt is a gift to have in any wedding season. Unlike different types of base wear like salwar or churidar, skirts will cause you to feel lighter and airier. When a beautiful pleated skirt is paired with a full-sleeved brocade kurta and huge earrings, and loose hair, there’ll be no one prettier than you!
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6. Angrakha Palazzo Set
Have one fabulous ethnic outfit of angrakha with Palazzo set in your wardrobe, and you’re set for the mehendi function! It is comfortable and ethnic as well as semi-modern! Perfect for the wedding season!
So, starting from a Half-Saree to a Banarasi Saree and more, have these 6 with you for the very grand wedding season this year!
