By Shreya Shrivastava April 29, 2022

The Indian Bridal Saree is a stunning six-yard sari that transforms any girl next door into a muse.

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India speaks a rich traditional and cultural tone. The essence of the bridal sarees can be seen in every culture, through the community celebration for centuries. It's not just a piece of fabric but something that reflects the heritage, love and region. 

Banarasi saree

Kumkum Red elegant handwoven Banarasi are worn by the brides in North India. With the touch of the spark and the sparkle of the class, this saree has an exquisite gold border. Banarasi saree is one of the most loved bridal wear. When it comes to the bridal every bride wants to wear a Banarasi saree with exquisite gold and silver zari work.  

Banarasi saree has a rich history and tradition connected with it. The beautiful handwoven banarasi saree is one of the evergreen garments that every woman proudly owns. 

Kanjeevaram saree

Traditional Tamil bride drape buttery Kanjeevaram saree in deep red colour with gold beautiful zari border on her big day. Adding a kanjeevarm saree to your bridal collection will surely make you brighten up for your big day. 

Kanjeevaram saree is made with the traditional technique that provides a unique texture and clour to the saree. As it is composed of pure silk, draping the kanjeevaram might be complicated, but it is simple if you press the pleats and pin them before draping. Known for the extra soft texture, sheen and rich texture kanjeevaram is the ultimate wedding garment. 

Kasavu saree

A Malayali bride looks like a goddess in a beautiful Kasavu saree with gold zari on her auspicious day. These sarees are handcrafted with cotton which can be approximate 6.2 yards. A beautiful white saree with a golden border is something that makes it unique and different from others. 

The beautiful Kasavu sarees are made of different fabrics like silk, cotton and many more. These sarees are everyone's favour and can never be replaced. Handweaving gives an unbeatable texture to the saree which makes it all the comfort for you. 

Muga silk saree

Assamese brides opt for the Mekhla chadar handwoven in Muga silk with gold or silver zari. The Muga silk sarees are made from the different species of wild moths that are only found in the Assam forest. The fabric made by these silkworms has sheen and shimmy to them. 

Beautiful Muga sarees have a mesmerizing natural gold tint which makes them more popular gorgeous when the bride drapes them. Mesmerizing silk sarees are one of the easiest ways to look elegant and classic without any effort. 

Parsi Gara

The saree that has the most beautiful embroidery is something to die for. What makes Parsi Gara special is the work on sheen fabric which brings true elegance and class on the Wedding day. Every Parsi girl has a special place for the Parsi Gara that no other dress can replace.

A Parsi wedding is incomplete without the ornate white embroidered saree which is also known as Parsi Gara. 

Paithani saree

Green handwoven Paithani saree draped in nauvari style is the Maharashtrian bride’s traditional outfit. 

As the knot of the culture and tradition is been loosened over time, the traditional bridal sarees are an unusual occurrence that binds everything in one. Bollywood divas are setting an example and setting the trends for the ‘Trendy Bridal Outfit’ with Anushka Sharma draping Red Banaraasi saree, Deepika Padukone with her gorgeous Kanjeevaram saree while Moni Roy mesmerizing white red Silk saree.   

Saree is something that every girl has a special place for in her wardrobe. No matter how many dresses are lined up when it comes to a wedding dress it was a saree and will always be a saree! So What you waiting for grab your favour today.