Hey Guys, I am back to share my wedding outfit pictures.
Kutchi Bridal wear comprises of two sarees: The Panetar and the Gharchola.
To know more about the Panetar, read this post.
The gharchola typically is deep red in colour with gold zari checks all over the saree. There are little white dotted motifs inside the checks which are done using the bandhani or tie and dye technique. Some of the common motifs done on the Gharchola are elephant, lotus, flowers, peacocks, etc.
The Panetar is gifted by the Bride's maternal Uncle and the Gharchola from the Groom's family. The combination of both these sarees represents the beautiful union of the Bride and Groom's family.
When both the sarees are draped together they create a magnificent look fit for the Royals.
Add to that the traditional Maang Tikka, Nathni, and loads of other jewellery and you have a picture perfect Kutchi Bride.
Scroll down and see for yourself.
Some more pics from the wedding.
Tomorrow I will publish the the Finale post of the So-Shaadi Series.
Kutchi Bridal wear comprises of two sarees: The Panetar and the Gharchola.
To know more about the Panetar, read this post.
The gharchola typically is deep red in colour with gold zari checks all over the saree. There are little white dotted motifs inside the checks which are done using the bandhani or tie and dye technique. Some of the common motifs done on the Gharchola are elephant, lotus, flowers, peacocks, etc.
The Panetar is gifted by the Bride's maternal Uncle and the Gharchola from the Groom's family. The combination of both these sarees represents the beautiful union of the Bride and Groom's family.
When both the sarees are draped together they create a magnificent look fit for the Royals.
Add to that the traditional Maang Tikka, Nathni, and loads of other jewellery and you have a picture perfect Kutchi Bride.
Scroll down and see for yourself.
Tomorrow I will publish the the Finale post of the So-Shaadi Series.
So make sure, you come back.
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Wow!!! You look divine! That red and white Saree looks so royal!
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really loving the wedding series
ReplyDeletedifferent cultures , different traditions and all of them are so beautiful
two sarees at one time wow
such a pretty bride
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What a gorgeous bride you made!!! And that smile just lit up the last day of my year! <3
ReplyDeleteP.S.: Love the style of draping too!
P.P.S.: So-Shaadi is coming to an end??? Was thinking of being the Bengali bride of the series!! :(
Such a beautiful traditional saree!! Nothing can bit indian traditional bridal wear in a wedding. U r looking magnificent! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful smile and pics. Loved both your Panetar and Gharchola.
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