While Indian weddings are all about customs we embrace, trends have only gotten quirkier and sassier, then why should your lehenga go by the conventional norms of Reds and Repeats? Presenting to you, 10 unconventional lehengas for the modern-day bride.
Make everyone turn Green with envy by donning an Emerald Green lehenga. The color has a charm and sharpness of its own, pair it with a statement choker or Gold jewellery to complement the entire look!
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Ditch the monotone style of lehenga and embrace this off-beat combination of dual colors. Pair yourLehenga with another color for the big day! We think Blue and Pale Pink is a winner combination.
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Beat those wedding stress blues and make a statement with an Ivory Blue lehenga for those vows. Raise the quirk game a notch higher by playing around the sleeves and opting for an off- shoulder sleeved choli.
Weddings are made of dreams, and so is your lehenga. Look like a day-dream in an off-white lehengawith intricate Golden details and make eyes pop.
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When it’s time for your Big Fat Indian Wedding, the ensemble must symbolize the same. Adorn an appliqué lehenga entailing an elaborate design and patterns that reflect all things beautiful.
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Shimmer your way through the pheras in a stellar all Gold lehenga. Pair it with minimal jewellery and sway through your day by being at the epitome of grace.
https://www.theweddingtrunk.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Picture-Credit-Artfoto-Studios__01.jpg 540w" sizes="(max-width: 302px) 100vw, 302px" />Slay like a queen on the most precious day of your life in a Royal Blue lehenga, the deep brightness of this color is bound to make you look like a throne holder straight from a castle.
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Indulge in a color splash woven with the traditional embellishment of mirrors, hand-woven patterns. Marrying the traditional dulhan outfit to a modern-day bride is a definite yay!
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A Blush dupatta paired with an Ivory lehenga is the perfect synergy of finding the contemporary color match between Red and Pink. Pair it with a Maharani neck piece and you’re set to achieve some major #BrideGoals
This was our round-up of 10 unconventional lehengas for the modern-day bride, what’s your idea of the contemporary dream lehenga? Let us know in the comments section below!
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