Latest fancy bridal saree blouse designs

If you are planning to wear a saree for your wedding there's so much you can customize. If you think the task is done after picking your saree, think again! The blouse stitching is a major decision. You want the saree to stand out but why ruin a perfect saree with a boring blouse. Here are a few ideas for some stunning blouse stitching styles that will make sure you have everyone's attention even when you have turned your back at them! ;-)

Halter neck blouse 
Halter neck style is a style which holds up the front with straps at the back of the nape. It could be a single strap or more to hold up the blouse giving comfort without armhole section. The back side has a simple lower back covering in a thick or thin form.


Boat neckline blouse
Boat neckline blouse usually pairs well with long or full sleeves for the blouse. The blouse covers entire neckline and is shaped like a boat


One-shoulder or over-the-shoulder blouse
One-shoulder blouses are very sexy since they only cover one shoulder creating an asymmetrical neckline that goes across the shoulder diagonally, usually from one shoulder to the back.



Collar blouse
Collar blouse is like a boat neckline blouse or v-neck blouse but with a collar

Keyhole Back Blouse Neckline

These backlines are seen in a form of a keyhole image, being a centre hollow portion at the back. It may be a simple slit at centre line. The split is usually, secured at its top with a hook and eye or loop and button. Widely in the drop shape is more popular, but now designers brought in new fashion cuts as well modifying the shape still keeping the hollowness.

Ruched front
The ruched front blouse has a nice embroidery in the middle and is ruched outwards