So we all know the standard indian bridal colour is red, but here's a twist - brides who chose to wear a different colour on their weddings. So we start with blue bridal dresses. In this post we present beautiful blue lehengas, blue chainya cholis and blue bridal sarees. Light blue, sky blue, dark blue, royal blue doesn't matter. Each week we pick a different colour and present beautiful bridal dresses in that colour. Dare to be different? You bet! These are some of my favourite blue bridal outfits. Leave a comment to let us know if you would choose to wear blue for your wedding/reception.















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Thursday, December 19, 2013
Monday, December 16, 2013
New Bridal Mehndi Henna design trends for weddings 2013
Mehndi designs or Henna are applied during weddings and any religious festivals or ceremonies among women in Asian countries of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Middle East. Mehndi has been traditionally practiced in Indian subcontinent. It is applied during Hindu festivals like Karva Chauth, Vat Purnima, Diwali, Bhai Dooj , Teej and by Musilms on Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha. Any wedding in Indian subcontinent is incomplete without Mehndi ceremony.
What is interesting is that henna is no longer applied just on the hands and feet.. brides these days are opting for henna tattoos on their backs, necks, arms, belly buttons, ankles, thighs (as garters)
So here is a crazy question for you:
If you are a bride, would you opt for a mehendi design, or mehendi tattoo any where else on your body other than on your hands and feet? :-)












What is interesting is that henna is no longer applied just on the hands and feet.. brides these days are opting for henna tattoos on their backs, necks, arms, belly buttons, ankles, thighs (as garters)
So here is a crazy question for you:
If you are a bride, would you opt for a mehendi design, or mehendi tattoo any where else on your body other than on your hands and feet? :-)


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Aamby Valley India Bridal Week 2013
The Amby valley india bridal week 2013 show launched with some stunning bridal sarees, bridal lehengas and bridal chaniya cholis being showcased by designers Rina Dhaka, Arjun kapoor, Neeta Lulla, Shane and Phalguni Peacock to name a few. Celebs like Kangna Ranaut and Sophie Choudhary looked stunning in bridal wear and were the showstoppers at the bridal fashion show. I loved the combinations of bright colors like orange and pink, but also subtle colors like teal and gold. What was very noticeable though was the bright orange pop lipstick on all the models! Orange sure seems to be the color of the 2013 bridal season. Here are some of my favourite bridal wear dresses from the Aamby valley india bridal week 2013 fashion show.
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Indian traditional suits for Grooms, Wedding sherwanis for Grooms
So enough has been said about bridal wear, let's focus on the grooms for a little bit :)
Sherwanis have been the trend for grooms for a while now. But I also like the idea of having a semi-casual sherwani for events like the sangeet and cocktail parties.
Here's a collection of formal and semi-formal sherwanis for grooms.
Love the colors of black, white, maroon, green and ochre yellow.






Sherwanis have been the trend for grooms for a while now. But I also like the idea of having a semi-casual sherwani for events like the sangeet and cocktail parties.
Here's a collection of formal and semi-formal sherwanis for grooms.
Love the colors of black, white, maroon, green and ochre yellow.
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Monday, November 18, 2013
Cindy Crawford and Deepika Padukone showcasing the newest trend in Indian Kundan jewellery - Long kundan necklaces
The newest trend in Indian Kundan Jewellery is long kundan necklaces, which is a change from the traditional choker kundan necklaces which were the hot trend for last bridal season in India. The great thing about the long necklaces is that they can be worn by themselves, or combined with the choker kundan necklaces for a heavy bridal look. The kundan necklaces add that additional sparkle to a beautiful bridal saree or dress. These long necklaces look equally graceful on western outfits - be it a casual summer dress or an evening gown or just a pair of jeans and tshirts. Here are a few of my favourite long kundan necklaces as showcased by Deepika Padukone and Cindy Crawford.




Thursday, October 10, 2013
Exquisite and Unique Bridal Kundan Jewellery by Jaipur Gems
If you are looking to wear kundan jewellery for your wedding, and are looking for something exceptional other than the standard kundan jewellery necklaces available in most gold jewellery stores like Tanishq or Om jewellers, here's a beautiful and unique collection from Jaipur Gems that is classically designed, finely crafted and refreshingly original in design. Originality does come at a price though, so expect each one of these kundan jewelry pieces to be heavily priced. But, if price is not a problem or if you can get a local gold designer to copy one of these kundan jewellery designs then here's the collection.














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