Summer weddings mean colourful open-air events accompanied by lots of pomp and show. There is something very serene and beautiful about summer weddings and one thing that everyone look out for, is the bride herself.
Though summer weddings can be little tricky and difficult to manage since the temperature is soaring, especially when it comes to picking out the outfit for the bride. But thankfully there are a lot of suitable options available for the summer brides, ranging from lehenga to sarees the variety is amazing. Plus, the summer runway trends are always there to inspire us.
The modern day brides are very open to experimenting which makes it even better for them since they get to choose from a vast variety of designs available in the market.Wedding
Today we are going to discuss some of the best Indian bridal trends for the summer brides. These trends are a mix of our Indian roots with a modern era twist. So just sit back and let’s get inspired.
1. The Pastel Bride- Pastel colours define summers perfectly. Whether it is a day out with your friends or your wedding day, you can never go wrong with pastels. Pastel colours are actually the muted or milky version of colours. These are perfect if you are having a day wedding ceremony and if you think that pastels are not very appropriate for your wedding day you can wear these for other ceremonies such as Mehendi, Sangeet or engagement. But do make sure to make pastels a part of your bridal trousseau.
2. The Regal Bride- The regal bride is the one who chooses her traditions over modern trends. Our Indian heritage is so rich when it comes to the traditional weaves and fabrics. Banarasi, kanchipuram or patola nothing could be better than these fabrics to get your bridal lehenga crafted. Even the designers these days are trying to make people aware of our own loom heritage which is dying slowly and is in dire need of better exposure.
3. The Silk Bride- Silk is certainly the most beloved and preferred fabric for a lot of brides. Especially the southern brides prefer to wear silk on their D-day. Silk truly defines the royalty at its best and along with that it falls over the Indian silhouette so beautifully add to the charm of the bride.
4. The Contemporary Bride- If you are that girl who likes to do things with a twist, then you are the contemporary bride who always like to think out of the box. Summers are so vibrant and colourful which gives you all the opportunity to experiment with different colours, designs and cuts. Go for bold patterns, exquisite heavy jewelry and vivid colours. Just let your imagination go crazy.
5. The Metallic Bride- This is very unlikely of a traditional Indian bride, but then summers are the perfect time to experiment. You are confused over how to incorporate the metallic edge to your attire then let me tell you that there are different ways to do so. If you are feeling too bold or gutsy then you can go for an all metallic outfit or if you are a little skeptical then you can choose to go metallic with either your lehenga, dupatta or choli. If you decide to carry this trend, then you are sure to be the talk of the town for months to come.
6. The White Bride- Yes, yes, I know that the Indian tradition does not approve of a bride wearing white on her wedding day, but quite recently some of the biggest names of the designer industry have come up with the most exquisite designs and patterns in white, gold and beiges. You can give these a skip for your wedding day, but you should definitely make one such piece a part of your bridal trousseau.
7. The Modern Bride- The modern bride knows how to incorporate the contemporary style with her traditional roots. This particular style is the hybrid of the traditional and modern techniques in terms of designs, fabrics, cuts and colours.
