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Belted glamour
...go sans pleats as seen on this ensemble.
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Pleat...or don't
Going over the top with your pleats can be a great way to transform your wedding sari. You can try out pleated layers as seen here, or...
Classy with a maharani-esque vibe, the jacketed shoulder drape is a favourite for actor Deepika Padukone.
The front draped pallu works very well for an ornate and embellished sari.
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Indulge in drape-play
Pallu is a versatile part of sari that can be styled in various ways to suit the occasion. You can opt for an opulent double pallu style like this...
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Play with neckline and sleeves
Dramatic plunging necklines flanked with gorgeous bridal jewellery or classy, tapered long sleeves, blouses offer a lot of ways to experiment with a wedding sari.
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Add a dupatta
Colourblock your ornate sari with a breezy dupatta for the perfect wedding ensemble.
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The lehenga sari drape
A voluminous version of the traditional sari with multiple drapes, this one lets you have the best of both worlds!
Drape an extra-long pallu
A long pallu styled to trail after you is sure to make a statement. Take a cue from actor Deepika Padukone!
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Add a veil
Love pastel hues? Make the ensemble more ethereal by adding a veil to go with it.
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Actor Arshita Shetty repped the crisp and classy draping style on her wedding day.
The traditional tuck
Perfection is the key to nail this look with razor-sharp pleats and neatly tucked ends.
From pearl chokers to velvet potlis, today’s Indian bride is redefining royalty with pieces that blend heirloom elegance and contemporary edge.
Phones down. Vibes up.
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