Bridal Lehengas: Indian Brides Prove That Red Isn’t An Obligation

When it comes to an Indian bridal outfit, the colour red first hits into the mind. Red is the colour that we usually relate our Indian brides with. It is the first choice of many brides when it comes to wedding lehenga.

Red is one of the prettiest and most attractive colours that suit every Indian skin tone, but why always go with the tradition when you the world is full of different colours as well?

Don’t stick to basic and try different shades at the wedding. Here we are going to show you pretty real brides who ditched red and looked stunning on their special day:

#1. When the bridal glow became too beautiful to handle in an ivory crème

 

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The stunning location of Fairmont in Jaipur witnessed the beautiful, grand wedding of Devki Paayal Misra @devkipaayal to her beau Dhanraj Misra. After years of long distance relationship, the couple sealed their commitment for a lifetime with the wedding vows, in the presence of their friends and family. The gorgeous bride looked ethereal in an ivory creme lehenga studded with diamonds and sequins, that she wore for one of her wedding ceremonies. The bespoke lehenga was styled with an intricately encrusted cropped corset blouse and a tulle dupatta with crystals. . . Shot by – @artfotostudios . @falgunipeacock @shanepeacock . #falgunishanepeacockindia #falgunishanepeacock #falgunipeacock #shanepeacock #thepeacockmagazine #fsp #fspbride #devkipaayalmisra

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How beautiful is the bride who wears happiness and the wedding glow as she walks down the aisle on her wedding day! Looking her radiant best is FSP bride Devki Paayal Misra @devkipaayal who married her beau Dhanraj, at a grand ceremony in Jaipur. The stunning bride looked ethereal in an ivory creme lehenga studded with diamonds and sequins, that she wore for one of her wedding ceremonies. The bespoke lehenga was styled with an intricately encrusted cropped corset blouse and a tulle dupatta with crystals. . . Shot by – @artfotostudios . @falgunipeacock @shanepeacock . #falgunishanepeacockindia #falgunishanepeacock #falgunipeacock #shanepeacock #thepeacockmagazine #fsp #fspbride #devkipaayalmisra

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 #2. The forever favorite rose pink

 

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RAH Tribe | Davina Ruppal ( @davinaruppal ) in a rose pink tulle and silk lehenga for her Anandkaraj ceremony. The ensemble, with floral motifs derived for an archival 18th century carpet, is an amalgamation of various crafts found spread across undivided Punjab as well as certain areas of Rajasthan. The hand embroidered skirt was wrought with pittah embroidery using Kashmiri tilla, kasab, sucha gota, sippi layered over tulle appliqué and Marodi ka Kaam. It was paired with a long kurti and sheer tulle dupattas in shades of carnation pink and ashes of rose. Photo Courtesy: @sunnydhimanphotography Make Up: @paveenarathour #rah #rahtribe #rimpleandharpreet

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#3. The light strokes of burnished gold lehenga, which add more spirit to the bride’s beauty.

 

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RAH Tribe | Jaanvi Alang ( @jaanvialangg ) in a burnished gold tulle and silk lehenga for her wedding reception. The skirt was wrought with delicate handcrafted marodi embroidery and hand-cut metal sequins; used to render geometric tessellations derived from Mughal vaulted domes and ceilings that are further layered with fragile floral motifs. It was paired with an embroidered blouse and a sheer tulle dupatta that was edged with a handmade glass bead fringe. Photo Courtesy: @colorblindproduction Make Up: @samairasandhu #rah #rahtribe #rimpleandharpreet

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 #4. When salmon pink became her first choice!

#5. White and gold is also the colour combination of peace and harmony

 

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#TTBride Vishakha Mahajan is a vision in white and gold in this intricate Kalidar lehenga featuring chikankari embroidery, highlighted with mukaish, while the cutdana work is finished with gota patti border. Paired with a hand embroidered blouse and dupatta, embellished with fringe details, this ensemble is a perfect for the India Modern bride. Celebrating the Tarun Tahiliani brides who tied the knot in the days and weeks before we all entered into this new phase of stillness and reflection. We are now accepting orders on www.taruntahiliani.com. Special offers on select merchandise. Shipping across India and worldwide. TT Bride: Vishakha Mahajan @vishakhamahajan93 Photography: @rivabubber #TarunTahiliani #TTWedding #TTBride #Bride #Bridal #TTCouture #Couture #IndianWedding

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#6. When all dull gold lehenga grabbed the attention!

 

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For a bride, her wedding dress is both intimate and personal. It’s the one that she lives her most special day of her life in, and one that holds a lifetime of memories. Seizing the day in a glamourous golden Falguni Shane Peacock lehenga is FSP bride Akshara Reddy Ravilla @akshu_ra, who looked resplendent in the bespoke ensemble on her reception night. Akshara’s lehenga is an intricately embroidered ensemble with sequins and bead work. It is paired with a full sleeves, cropped corset blouse and a semi-sheer dupatta. . Photography – @storiesbyjosephradhik . @falgunipeacock @shanepeacock . #falgunishanepeacockindia #falgunishanepeacock #falgunipeacock #shanepeacock #thepeacockmagazine #fspbride #akshararavilla

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 #7. The cutest tone of dusty pink for the cute bride!

 

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The wedding day is one of the most special days in a bride’s life. But for FSP bride Aashna Mansharamani @aashnamanshu, what made it all the more special was having an intimate wedding ceremony during the quarantine. The gorgeous bride was seen wearing a dusty pink Falguni Shane Peacock lehenga with chrome appliqué, as she tied the knot with her beau Rishabh in the presence of their families. Aashna’s bespoke lehenga was styled with an intricately embroidered, cropped corset blouse with mirror work details and a semi-sheer dupatta encrusted with crystals. . . @falgunipeacock @shanepeacock . #falgunishanepeacockindia #falgunishanepeacock #falgunipeacock #shanepeacock #thepeacockmagazine #fsp #fspbride #aashnamansharamani

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Dear bride, the world is surrounded by so many colours other than red. It’s your day; enjoy it by wearing the colour of your personality. Experiment with different colours, and we are sure that you’ll be looking gorgeous.