The Brides who Dared to be Different: 7 Unique Bridal Looks We Loved!
Being an Indian bride is no cakewalk and you have to strike the right balance between looking bridal and avoiding generic styles. We love a bride who’s bold enough to take risks and let her personality shine through the heavy ensemble. Here are our top 5 picks for brides who held their own and looked beautiful doing it.
- The Ivory Bride
Ditching the conventional reds, designer Shreya Rajvi of Phatphattitude opted for a classic ivory-hued lehenga for her wedding. The intricately embellished lehenga was one of her own designs and went on to set a new trend for every modern bride who shies away from white wedding styles.
- Sneaking in Style
Sneaking up a surprisingly stunning bridal look, Karuna Ezara Parekh stayed true to her bohemian style in sneakers and wings. Our second bride on the list paired her gorgeous white lehenga with silver sneakers at her rustic farmhouse wedding. We love the edgy white lehenga that allows her to be free and fun at the wedding.
- Crushing it like Kresha
Designer Kresha Bajaj of Koesch had us falling in love with the romantic love story embellished on her wedding lehenga. The elaborate designs of the Udaipur Palace, a dreamy sequence from a beach at Maldives and the bride & groom’s names were intricately threaded all around the lehenga.
- Simple stunner
While celebrity brides can often be dressed in conventionally heavy designer wear, actor Dia Mirza wore a simple and understated beige and green lehenga at her wedding. We love that the bride wore a comfortable, clean style that was true to her heritage.
- Wrap around love
TV personality Kishwer Merchant donned a neon colored wrap around skirt with dhoti like pleats at her mehendi. Paired with a floral off shoulder crop top, she looked comfortable, casual and beautiful. Kishwer accessorized the attire with a floral maang tikka and sunglasses.
- Biking Along
This sassy bride ditched the conventional floral welcome and opted for a wild entry on a bike. Her whirlwind entry kept true to her style made us look up and take notice. Her bridal attire in quirky patterns on a blue lehenga also won the day!
- The Artsy Bride
With beautiful Madhubani patterns etched out on her Nishka Lulla lehenga, this bride looks enchanting and royal. Her lehenga blends age-old art with contemporary hues to create a bridal attire that swept us away. Don’t miss the riot of colors adding to its appeal.
