Our country’s
busiest season for getting hitched has arrived — The Wedding Season. The
to-be-brides must be super excited, tensed and hyper at the same time with
bookings, shopping, invitations, gifts and the most important her trousseau. The word trousseau comes from
the old French word trusse that means
bundle. This bundle is known as a romantic collection of stuff
that a bride collects and takes with her when she furnishes her new marital
life. Families spend months amassing the inventory of must-haves for the
to-be-bride. A girls family typically her mother prepares for her new life by
collecting bed linens, clothes, sleepwear, cushions, sexy lingerie,
table-linens, toiletries, luggage bags, nice holiday dresses, tops, and most
important of all suits for every occasion.
Being a newlywed Indian bride,
you surely must have the most outstanding suits when stepping out for dinners
or formal gatherings. The functions and dinners followed by the
wedding day require as much importance as the other functions. You being the
couple of the hour at every occasion you go for at least the first year of your
marriage are expected to look the best.
Mrs
Anuradha Bhambri thought of sharing her view points of the must-have salwarkameez dress material for your trousseau that are apt for different occasions. Let’s
see what she has for us today.
1)
Daily
Wear Suits
– Exquisite printed cotton suits may be in
block prints or floral themes.
– Thread jaal salwar kameez dress materials
that feature embroidery at neck or bottom ghera.
– Printed Semi-Crepe suits also look elegant
– Thread work phulkari suits give a royal look
to the overall attire
– Cotton Anarkali Suits also look nice and are
always comfortable. Be sure of picking the ones that come with pretty printed
dupattas.
Tips:
always accessorize yourself with pretty earrings, bindi and light make-up.
2) Attires for Social Gatherings or Dinners
– Be ready to just eat and be out for dinners or lunches post marriage. When
stepping out with in-laws you need a classy and elegant outfit that makes you
look ravishing and beautiful.
– Anarkali Suits in georgette that have
embroidery at bottom ghera or at neck. What adds beauty is their dupattas that
feature borders or thread bootis overall.
– Chanderi Suits feature elegant dupattas.
Stand out in the crowd and show-off jaal dupattas that are designed in shades
of green, orange and blue. They are my favourites!
– Thread embroidery suits also look pretty and
so do the crochet lace ones.
– Silk Suits are a beauty! They make you look
fabulous and royal.
– Lace salwar kameez sets look pretty typically
when designed in shades of aqua, lime green.
3)
Wedding
wear Picks in traditional Clothing
– What’s in are the floor-length anarkalis that
feature heavy embroidery at bottom
– Ever-green parsi jaal suits are a must have!
They make you look royal and traditional
– Lucknawi Suits that feature sequence jaals
are simple and elegant.
– Parsi Jaal Lehenghas or Net Anarkalis are
good picks too!
– Thread embroidery heavy jaal suits that
feature hand work at front and bottom.
Tips: Once each of these kinds are a must. This
way you look different every time you step out for formal gatherings with the
same crowd. Let everyone see how different you can get ready anytime you go
out!
Overall tips:
1) Must
have colours: Red, Pink, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange
2) Avoid
white and black
3) Try
to add atleast 2-3 shawls for your trousseau.
4) Must
have fabrics: Cotton, georgette, silk, chanderi
5) Go
for a mix of bottoms: What goes best is: Churidars or leggings with chanderi,
anarkali and silk. May be salwars with those that come with heavy dupattas and
embroidery at kameez.
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