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 113300421030752.jpeg Match the jewellery by pairing polki pieces to make a striking statement.
Embellished blouse, Anita Dongre. Maangtikka and earrings, Shri Paramani Jewels. Necklace and rings, both Ambrus Jewels.
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2 of 119300421030753.jpeg Stack your bangles keeping in mind the age-old mantra: more is, in fact, more.
Blouse and dupatta, Jade by Monica & Karishma. Maangtikka, earrings, and all bangles, Shri Paramani Jewels.
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3 of 115300421030752.jpeg A diaphanous duppata is a beautiful way to make your look all the more feminine.
Dupatta, Tarun Tahiliani. Choker and earrings, Kishandas & Co.
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4 of 1112300421030754.jpeg Wear a grand necklace to draw attention to the most beautiful part of your look: your face.
Lehenga set, ITRH. Earrings, necklace, and nath, Kishandas & Co.
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5 of 1111300421030754.jpeg The options to style the dupatta are endless. Take a cue from the many styles in this photo essay.
Both lehenga sets, Jade by Monica & Karishma. All jewellery, Shri Paramani Jewels.
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6 of 1110300421030754.jpeg Encourage your midesmaids to wear the same colour, but with different patterns running across their clothes.
All brocade lehengas, dupattas, and blouses, Raw Mango. Choker necklaces and haar, Joolry.
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7 of 112300421030753.jpeg Colour blocking gets a vibrant bridal update with a delightful marigold and rani pink combination.
Blazer, collared shirt, and skirt, Payal Khandwala. Earrings attached to chain and saat ladi haar, both Kishandas & Co.
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8 of 111300421030754.jpeg Deck out in a soft gold Benarasi outfit from head to toe that is offset by a verdant backdrop.
All brocade lehengas, dupattas, and blouses, Raw Mango. Choker necklaces and haar, Joolry. Juttis, Pastels and Pop.
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9 of 114300421030754.jpeg When wearing heavyjewellery, consider tying your hair away from your face to balance the look.
Both lehenga sets, Anita Dongre. (Right) Maangtikka and earrings, Shri Paramani Jewels. Necklace and rings, both Ambrus Jewels. (Left) Earrings and necklace, both Ambrus Jewels. Bangles and rings, Kishandas & Co.
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10 of 117300421030753.jpeg Honeycomb patterns, like here, make for an interesting visual element to the ensemble.
Both lehenga sets, ITRH. Earrings, necklaces, and nath, Kishandas & Co.
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11 of 116300421030753.jpeg Tie a drape around your torso to add a fashionable twist to a traditional outfit.
Brocade lehenga, dupatta, and blouse, Raw Mango. Choker necklaces and haar, Joolry.
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