5 Celeb-Inspired Floral Styles to Ace at a Beach Wedding
Hit refresh with these sweet styles which will bring around much-needed cheer!
Florals have stood the test of time. Whether it was for a brunch with your girls or a quick date with bae—we are pretty sure that at some point in time, that cute floral dress or skirt might have come to your rescue. If you are prepping up for a last-minute outfit for a beach wedding, then borrow some major style inspiration from your favourite Bollywood celebrities.
Sonam Kapoor
Want something dainty but also want to make sure it is equally eye-catching? Then take cues from Sonam Kapoor. Keeping it simple with a pair of stone-encrusted hoops, she lets the ensemble speak for itself. We love how the full sleeves only further elevate the look.
Anushka Sharma
Want to evoke old-world charm? Then opt for a gorgeous organza sari with floral print on it. Every bloom on it cannot be missed and yet is muted in its own sweet way.
Katrina Kaif
By far one of the most romantic lehengas we have come across, this one is quite a winner. In fact, it is perfect for the sangeet as well. If you love the less-is-more aesthetic, then this one is for you.
Alia Bhatt
A bit of shimmer with florals would never do any harm, isn't it? It is an underrated combination and Alia's perfectly coordinated look completed with a pair of jhumkis is just what you will need too!
Janhvi Kapoor
For the maximalist in you, if you love bright tones along with sequins—then we are sure you will love Janhvi's iteration. This one features sequined blooms which make the ensemble look even more prettier!
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Chocolate – the season’s darling hue – finds its place in the festive wardrobe
Warm, versatile, and unsurprisingly inviting, chocolate works across silk, velvet, leather, and lacquer, bringing a richer alternative to the usual festive palette.
When the wedding is over but the group chat isn't
The pheras are done, the lehenga is back in the closet, and the last guest has gone home. So why is the wedding group chat still going strong?
