Every Indian bridal entry is incomplete without a gorgeous phoolo ki chadar held carefully over the bride’s head by her father and brothers. This custom is an age-old tradition in an Indian wedding that still remains intact. However, the designs of phoolo ki chadar have been evolved beautifully in …
No Indian wedding is complete without loads and loads of flowers. Starting from the décor, flower garlands to flower jewellery, every single aspect includes fresh flowers. The highlight of every bride photograph is the fresh flower bouquets they hold. As she walks down the aisle holding the flower bouquet, …
Brides are the highlight of the brides but more than the bride, all the eyes remain intact on the bridesmaids that keep the surrounding pretty and vibrant. With colourful lehengas, fresh flower jewellery goes the best. Here are a few flower accessories ideas for bridesmaids apart from the traditional jewellery …
Apart from living the moments of your big day, wedding shoots are always the most important memory for the families to cherish forever. Needless to say, a lot of planning goes behind a perfect photoshoot. Apart from the unconditional love and natural emotions between the partners, there are a …
In South Indian culture, flowers have always had an important symbolism in their ceremonies. When it comes to an Indian wedding, from décor to flower accessories of the brides, flowers are used throughout. However, the exchange of wedding garlands or Varmala holds an auspicious place in the south Indian wedding …
The trend of flower jewellery has taken a top-notch toll among the Indian brides and with various designs and variations, there are tons of ways the flower jewellery are used to enhance the beauty of the bride. Flowers lift up the whole vibe of an outfit, it adds more …
Floral jewellery has taken over the wedding trends by the storm and the ways of styling and implanting fresh flowers to the bridal look is getting modified every other day. Here are a few ways to style your bridal lehenga with real flowers to add the tint of natural …
Indian weddings are known to be full of life, lights, love, colours and most importantly flowers. According to the Indian tradition, flowers symbolize love, happiness and beauty. Image source: Pinterest The concept of “Shringar” originated way before jewels came into existence. Ancient women would use flowers like a …
Indian brides have been wearing Kaleeris in the form of bridal jewelery since years and have become a part of the traditional bridal outfit. However, in recent years, the trend of flower jewellery has picked up and instead of wearing a piece of actual jewellery as Kaleeri, brides are …
Indian brides love to accessorize their hairstyle with flowers on their wedding day. Flowers completes their attire, looks refreshing and uplifts the whole vibe of the get-up. Amongst all the bridal flowers, Gajra flowers are the most used in an Indian wedding. Even though many flowers have taken over …
