My Best Friend’s Wedding

Dhoti is an traditional piece that looks great with almost everything. From crop tops to kurtis, you can pair a dhoti with anything and everything.

A modern twist to a traditional version of the dhoti is dhoti pants, paired here with the lime asymmetrical organza kurta for a modern girl who wants to have a traditional look with a contemporary touch. The kurta is subtly hand embroidered with floral design which make it apt for informal fun haldi event.

Styling : Statement earrings and a ring to accessorise and traditional golden peep-toe jutis are all you need to dance on all the peppy number during the Haldi ceremony.

Mehendi means you’re on duty. You’ve to feed the bride, dance and get henna on your hands too! We suggest a slip kurti and palazzo for this occasion.

Slip kurti with palazzo are highly popular among women today when it comes to ethnic wear. They have class, elegance, tradition and beauty all combined in one single attire. This ivory zari work slip kurti with ivory butti georgette palazzo and shaded pink and mint dupatta with scallop edging is a great choice for mehendi.

Styling : Cannot give the ‘pasa’ a pass! No slip kurti – palazzo suit look will be complete without a beautiful piece of jewellery called the ‘pasa’. There are multiple options for you to choose from. You can go for pearls or stone work. For the more traditional and royal look, you can also opt for pasas made of kundan.

Sangeet demands a glamorous yet comfortable bridesmaid dress.

Mint green bridesmaid dresses are a real hit, btw! This mint-green and peach lehenga gives the right combination of a light weight and fuss free lehenga that fits the bill for action packed Sangeet night. You can easily wear this lehenga paired with heavy mirror work blouse and peach big butti design dupatta for the occasion of the Sangeet and make everyone turn their heads. The colour is so light that it is easy on the eyes of the onlooker with right amount of bling!

Styling : You can complete the look with a set of pearl jewellery that has a hint of colour, like emerald or sapphire. Pair it with comfortable wedges to make sure you set the dance floor on fire!

The dhoom–dhadhaka of the traditional shaadi deserves a embellished saree for a bridesmaid. This classic, timeless and evergreen Indian wedding attire will definitely do justice to this occasion!

Saree is indeed a typical choice for weddings, but what if we tell you that, it’s not just the saree that makes the heads turn. A sassy, statement blouse is something that a lot of girls have been loving these days for a more subdued look. This style is so on trend, from runways to the actual weddings. Flaunt your back in this blouse with fringe statement details. It looks beautiful against the plain and elegant peach chiffon saree with mirror work border design.

Styling : A pair of big chandbaalis, a statement ring and lots of bangles are must in jewellery. And so are fresh flowers in your high bun!

Reception calls for a lehenga, no questions asked! Don’t hesitate to experiment with colours like royal blue, orange, deep green, etc. Some bling will definitely do you some good!

This lehenga is the perfect mix of traditional and contemporary. With a gorgeous royal blue raw silk lehenga and blouse with sequin and zardozi hand embroidered buttis all over paired with subtle nude net eye-catching dupatta with sequin work highlight and sequin sari work border, this combination really works.

Styling : Leave the tresses open and pair the attire with a simple yet eye-catching choker and maang-tika. Also don’t forget to wear something striking on your wrists as well.