Brides Who Added A Touch Of Banarasi To Their Look & Had Us Sold!
BY Anupriya | 14 Jun, 2021 | 69160 views | 4 min read
Time and again, we have seen our real brides commanding attention with their sartorial choices. Sometimes it’s the jewellery style that catches our fancy, other times it’s the lehenga colour. And in the recent times, it has been the tasteful act of inter-mixing the usuals with the coveted heirlooms aka the centuries-old benarasi weave! Giving their wedding looks a regal makeover, brides are infusing the opulence of this treasured handloom into their outfits in ways more than one. While some are championing the art of pairing banarasi lehengas with satin shirts, others are replacing their boring tulle dupattas with striking banarasi ones. And then, there are also some who are picking tantalising banarasi outfits other than a lehenga! If you too wish to take some cues and level up the regalia quotient at your wedding, dive straight in and let these brides serve you all the inspiration!
Royalty at its best!
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Beginning our list with this stunning bride who replaced 'em usual dupattas with this banarasi one that looks oh-so-regal! PS. Zoom in to see the embelishments on the edges.
A fine medley of modernity & ethnicity!
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Take the neo-traditional route on your mehendi and frolick about in a banarasi lehenga skirt with a satin shirt
Intimate wedding look decoded!
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Instead of going all banarasi from head to toe, this bride added opulent touches of the treasured weave in her look by incorporating a banarasi border to her lehenga and a banarasi blouse to pair up with it.
A panelled lehenga in pastel hues? Hell, yes!
Image via Shubhangi & Shivam
Can't decide if we love the stunning details of her banarasi lehenga, the sorbet hues she picked for the panels or the halter neck blouse she teamed it with!
Oozing with opulence!
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In awe with her bridal glory and how she let her banarasi dupatta be the star of her look!
For the love of fancy details!
Image via Bhumi and Simran Photography
How can we miss out on this nouveau bride who wore a unique banrasi blouse with her asymmetrically hemmed lehenga on her sangeet!
All things beautiful!
Image via @indianfootprints
While she kept her blouse all plain-jane, she smartly amped it up with a multi-hued banarasi skirt and a patola dupatta.
Chevron lehengas are all the rage!
Image via Ritika Kadam , Outfit by Jayanti Reddy
Want to get your mehendi look right? Take cues from Real bride Isha multani who teamed up this chevron patterned banarasi skirt with an embroidered blouse and a matching dupatta!
Say yes to a velvet blouse and a banarasi lehenga!
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Make a stylish statement on your winter wedding by wearing this coral-hued banarasi lehenga with a velvet blouse in maroon. So regal & classy!
Puff sleeved blouse for that added drama!
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Who knew you could pair up a banarasi lehenga with a puffy sleeved blouse!
Bring in your A-game with your nine-yards!
Image via Jayanti Reddy
The easiest way to include a touch of banarasi into your look is by investing in a classic banarasi nine-yard and pairing it up with contrasting blouse & jewels, just how this bride did!
For the love of cape-sleeve blouses!
Image via Folio Haus
Swear by pink banarasi lehengas for your pre-wedding festivities, but don't forget to add a voguish twist to it with a cape-sleeved blouse.
Minimal yet statement-making!
Image via Jayanti Reddy
If you're the kind of bride who wants to keep it simple and understated, this banarasi lehenga with a zero neck blouse is all you need!
Another scintillating shirt and Banarasi skirt combo!
Image via Paran Singh Photography
Modernise your look by wearing your banarasi skirt with a loose white shirt and raise the fashion quotient.
Second dupatta sorted!
Image via Varsha & Harshit
Real bride Varsha wore a tantalising banarasi dupatta with her multi-coloured lehenga during the pheras, and it looks every bit royal on her!
Banarasi truly is one classic weave! It can never look old. Hence, we urge you to include at least one banarasi outfit/garment/element into your trousseau and make for the fashionista bride that your are!
