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Wedding gowns for brides in India

Marriages in India have always been the most stunning and the commendable events, which one gets to witness in his life. The extravagancy and the hugeness in terms of money spent can be surely seen with the arrangements made and the decoration done at the marriage menu and venue. It's not only the venue, but also the whole attire, ceremonies, rituals and many more things in the Indian weddings, which makes it flashy and happening. The wedding dress of the Indian bride and groom is one thing, which catches the most of the attention. Whether it's the Indian bride or the Indian groom, every one is crazy and very excited about their wedding dress. As this is the only day, when a person gets to wear the finest of the clothes and dress at his best.

 

Indian brides enjoy most of the attention. As the dresses and the whole attire of the Indian bride is majestic and it is generally said that the Indian bride looks totally different on her wedding day. The glow and the shine the bride has on her face add to her beauty and she certainly looks out of this world. The jewelry, dress, dupatta, regional add- ons, helps the bride take her auspicious look of Indian bride. The most important part of the Indian bride is her wedding gown. The wedding gown differs according to the religion or the community to which the bride belongs to. In fact, the entire dressing up of the new Indian bride corresponds to her cultural thoughts and family background.

 

The different styles of wedding dresses, which an Indian bride is seen to wear on her wedding day, are:

 

v     Lehnga- choli

v     Saree

v     Ghagra- choli

v     Fish- cut lehanga

v     Wedding salwar kameez

v     Anarkali suits

 

All these dress types are available in different designs and colors, the trend for which keeps on changing. Like before, now red is not the only color which is worn by the Indian brides on her wedding day. Many new colors like golden, green, combination of green and red, pink, pink and blue, and many other new color combinations have come up. The Indian brides, do not only stick with the old styles of wedding gowns and dresses, the dressing styles, saree draping styles, lehnga choli, etc, have been seen changing with the time. More of modernized approach has been adopted by the Indian brides on their wedding way.

 

The fabric of the wedding gown is also important to choose. Both in cases of the stitching and in case of the ready made wedding gowns, the fabric for the wedding plays an important role. The whole look and finishing of the wedding gown depends on the fabric used in it. The most common fabrics used in the making of the wedding gowns for the Indian brides are chiffon and pure crepe. These clothe forms are preferred because they are pure in form and made of silk and give a very refined and a pure look. The flowing nature of the cloth also makes it more demanding.

 

The wedding gowns also refer to the modern approach in the wedding dresses adopted by the brides in the Indian weddings these days. The wedding gowns are influenced by the western wedding dresses. The flowing nature and the frock styles in the suits and the lehangas have been adopted by the western wedding dresses. The ethnicity and the feeling of being an Indian can still be felt in the Indian wedding dresses. One cannot say that the western culture has totally overpowered the Indianness of the Indian brides. These colors and styles in the Indian weddings has in fact added more flavors to the wedding and has made it more happening and enjoyable.

About the Author:
Gurleen Kaur writes on behalf of Jeevansathi.com, which is India's fastest growing matrimonial website, provides online Indian matrimonial classified services. Jeevansathi.com enables users to create an Indian matrimony profile on the website and allow prospective grooms and brides to contact each other. Users can search for profiles through advanced search options on the website. Users can avail free registration and make initial contact with each other through services available on Jeevansathi.com via Chat, SMS, and e-mail.