Wedding Sarees (Precious Bridal Treasure)

An outstanding collection is ready to make you sensation in this wedding season. Extraordinary beautiful sarees are having amazing work of colorful sequins, stones, beads, pearls, coins with jari and resham embroidery. Drape these on for any occasion and keep the beautiful remembrance for the lifetime.

Sarees are very much in fashion in traditional indian weddings. In today's wedding ceremonies woman prefers to wear saris in various styles. Sarees are not just a mere piece of fabric that can be wrapped up; rather, they are the essence of women, who want to look graceful with an ethnic touch. And if the matter if all about a bride; then sarees have to be really designer, exclusive and a masterpiece to flaunt her personality to the best. Fashion designers advanced with new ways to drape wedding sarees, which have become quite popular among today's women.

In India there is no greater event in a family than a wedding. Wedding saris are given a lot of emphasis in Indian families. Earlier it was compulsory for Indian brides to wear heavy bananas sari on the wedding day but now it is not so but sitll the brides to prefer wear saris for their wedding. Although the styles and embroidery of sarees have changed, they have become much trendier and light. Earlier much more heavy work was used, while now the style is rich as well as well as sleek and light in fabric.

Indian saris comes in different fabrics ranging from cotton to silk, from georgette to crapes, from traditional like banarasi to kanjeevaram or a silk. The bridal sarees are generally, heavily embroidered with loads of sequin, moti, stone, thread and various other kinds of stylish work being carved. Some of the sarees have exclusive designs on them with a high class embroidery; while, others have a perfect amalgamation of various types of art work to make the piece look more innovative. After decorating the designer piece, bridal sarees look extremely sensational with varied colors being experimented.

Colors plays vital role in Indian wedding and even signify many beliefs embedded in our culture. Red is the most favorite color of Indian brides. Red and shades of red are prefer in Indian weddings for the bride. Yellow ranks as a sacred color in many Indian weddings. In wedding there is a haldi ceremony where yellow clothes are donned. White color usually symbolizes purity and faith. A Gujrati bride wears a white saree for her jaimala function. Assamese brides don their traditionally white saree with a zari border. The Malyali bride wears a typical creamy white color saree with gold border. A Bengali bride wears white saree with red or maroon border saree for their pooja ceremony. Traditionally, a Maharashtrian bride wears nav-vari style saree. It has pleats between legs and then tucked into back.The pallu rises from behind, covering the front of her body. Similarly Gujarati bride drapes the famous traditional gharchola saree. It is red with golden zari over a network of checks. It's a seedhapallu saree. Kanjeevaram sarees are one of the most popular saree in Indian brides. It's of various patterns and styles like culture, history, animals, flowers, temple etc. It can be embedded with various works like zari, thread, moti, stones, sequence etc.

Sarees represent one of the most elegant dresses, which are worn heavily by Indian women. At bharatplaza, you can find immense variety of cultural wear of India. We are the leading site as we bring for you some of the finest designer wedding sarees, which will beautify you in a way you are going to love. You can find a lot of variety at our store. Thus, we are the ultimate one stop solution for every woman who wants to look sensuous and beautiful. You are sure to fall in love with our exclusive collection.

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