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While we love a bride in an exquisite lehenga with layers and layers of can-can, there is something incredibly rich and understated about a bride wearing a sari. It’s classic, timeless, and is flattering on pretty much everyone. Whether the sari is a family heirloom passed down through generations or a new one, whether it’s a crisp Banarasi silk sari or a flowy organza one, brides who wear saris on their wedding carry a little piece of heritage with them. If you are a bride-to-be who would like to wear a sari on your wedding day, we have put together our top picks for you.
If you are someone who has a deep appreciation for heritage crafts and textiles, you will probably love this sari from the collaboration collection between Ekaya and Ashdeen. It brings together two crafts from India’s rich textile heritage: parsi gara and the Banarasi weave. Not only is the sari opulent and heavy on craft, but it’s also super cool and stylish. The blouse? Love!
You know what the biggest bridal trend of the season is? Embracing time-honoured crafts! This stunning Jamndani sari from Shanti Banaras is crafted in fine Iktara silk textile with zari work, and has beautiful jaal work pattern and lotus motifs all over it. Consider us obsessed!
While brides wearing organza saris on their wedding day is quite a rare occurrence, this beautiful deep red sari from WeaverStory will probably make you wonder why. It has a jaal pattern all over it, done in intricate zardozi embroidery. It’s rich, exquisite, yet lightweight. Perfect for brides who like it comfy.
If you’re the less-is-more kind of a bride, you will probably love this classic, minimalistic red sari from Jayanti Reddy. We love how the blouse is fully embroidered and has a statement neckline, balancing the subdued style of the sari.
On the contrary, if you love maximalism and opulence, we would suggest this zardozi silk sari from Anita Dongre, with beautiful gota patti work all over it. It is traditional, dramatic and sexy!