Stunning Bridal Ensembles Set Against The Magnificent Modhera Sun Temple
Photographs by Abhitabh Kame. Styling and Creative Direction by Who Wore What When. Models: Divya Jadhav at Inega and Sakshi Sapkale at Anima Creatives. Make-up: Krisann Figueiredo. Hair: Suprabha Jadhav. Production: Studio Gabba.
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1 of 1224030521015127.jpeg For your wedding entry, cover your head with a see-through veil so that your beauty is never hidden.
Lehenga set, TarunTahiliani. All jewellery, Kishandas & Co.
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2 of 1223030521015126.jpeg A bright red lip never fails, even when worn with a brighthued outfit. Go bold, or go home.
Dupatta, Jade by Monica & Karishma. Maangtikka, earrings, and bangles, Shri Paramani Jewels.
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3 of 1222030521015126.jpeg Consider a smaller pattern on the blouse, and increase along the length of the lehenga, instead.
Embellished lehenga set, Anita Dongre. Maangtikka and earrings, Shri Paramani Jewels. Necklace and rings, both Ambrus Jewels.
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4 of 1220030521015126.jpeg The nath makes a comeback this season with pearl-encrusted details adding a precious element.
Both lehenga sets, ITRH. Earrings, necklaces, and nath, Kishandas & Co.
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5 of 1221030521015126.jpeg Stick to a similar colour palette, like shades of gold and blue, to create drama with your look.
Blazer, collared shirt, and skirt, Payal Khandwala. Earrings attached to chain and saat ladi haar, both Kishandas & Co.
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6 of 1218030521015126.jpeg Instead of adorning your hair with a maangtikka, consider earrings that have detachable chains.
Blazer, collared shirt, and skirt, Payal Khandwala.Earrings attached to chain and saat ladi haar, both Kishandas & Co.
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7 of 1219030521015126.jpeg Pearls hanging off the edge is a simple yet effective way to make your outfit even more glamourous.
Dupatta, Tarun Tahiliani. Choker, earrings, and haathphool, Kishandas & Co.
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8 of 1216030521015126.jpeg A part-embroidered, part-mesh blouse is just the style the modern bride needs.
Lehenga and saree – both Shanti Banaras. Gold necklace, earrings, bangles & Mangtikka, Jaipur Jewels. Handcrafted uncut glass crystal Potli bag, Beau Monde.
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9 of 1217030521015125.jpeg Let your hands do the talking with an intricate haathphool in gold and pearls.
Blouse, Jade by Monica & Karishma. Earrings, necklace, and haathphool, all Shri Paramani Jewels.
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10 of 1215030521015127.jpeg A burnt orange outfit is best paired with dull silver accents, as is evident in this look.
Embellished lehenga set, Anita Dongre. Earrings and necklace, both Ambrus Jewels. Bangles and rings, Kishandas & Co.
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11 of 1214030521015126.jpeg The details make all the difference, like the pink skirt that is a part of this lavish lehenga.
Brocade lehenga, dupatta, and blouses, Raw Mango. Choker necklace and haar, Joolry. Juttis, Pastels and Pop.
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12 of 1213030521015127.jpeg A statement choker gets amplified when stones in different colours come together to make an impact.
Blouse and lehenga, Jade by Monica & Karishma. Earrings, necklace, and haathphool, all Shri Paramani Jewels.
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