The only spring bridal edit moodboard that you’ll need

Spring will always bring the right kind of style to life, much like the blossom of florals and effervescent bounty. Now’s when Mother Earth puts on her colourful best, with multihued fields, and fashion obliges, with creations that scream spring and whisper understated glamour. From butter yellow saris to powder blue picks that check all the boxes of this lively season, we’ve rounded up the ultimate spring bridal edit for your leisurely perusal! 

Sage

No one does pastels quite like Anita Dongre; Exhibit A: this silk embroidered Alazani lehenga from the brand’s Vaana collection. It’s serene sage spotlighted via zari threadwork, hints at pops of pink and blue, akin to the onset of spring. Pair it with Tarun Tahiliani’s Swarovski pearl 14-string choker, with notes of shimmery ivory and rose cut Zircons detailing. Next, step right into the spirit of spring with MISH’s artisanal Eden’s Garden Kolhapuris, complete with double-cushioning, sequins, and lattice work on the heel, perfect for al fresco venues. And don’t miss out on Amyra’s brocade mint potli, which features cutdana and hanging pearl tassels for a touch of subtle glam. 

Soft Pink

The spring palette is incomplete without its signature, soft pink hue. This palm tree lehenga set by Anushree Reddy sets the tone for the moodboard, with its organza base drenched in a subtle pink sheen. Pair it with Tarun Tahiliani’s a 24K gold-dipped, Gulluband necklace that boasts floral motifs, handcut glass stones and classic drops, perfectly complementing the blouse’s sweetheart neckline. Seal the deal with Aanchal Sayal’s silver velvet potli, covered in sequins and style per square inch, and Crimzon’s diamond -studded Suhana wedges for a comfortably luxe look.

Lilac

The lavender haze craze is real, and we can see why. Abhinav Mishra’s Anarkali set gets it, with a net dupatta and lilac canvas entrenched in the designer’s trademark mirrorwork. Spin into spring with this flared fairytale-esque creation that’s all things shine and shimmer! But first, put on the bedazzling, statement Arundhati earrings by Anita Dongre, dangling in gold polish to pair perfectly with the overall extravagance. We’re head over heels for this Ishq resham matahapatti by Tonoto, a playful addition to the entire ensemble. Finally, Fizzy Goblet’s Nymph silver juttis, embellished in Mukaish work, make for a  grand finale!

Butter Yellow

This deliciously dainty colour is mandatory in spring, and Arpita Mehta’s hand-embroidered classic sari set is a fitting start! Don’t miss the rose gold mirror and cutdana work, alongside the pearl tasselled pallu. Neither canary nor cadmium, this is that goldilocks, perfect shade of butter yellow that sings “spring”. Take the bling up a notch with Seema Gujral’s kalira set that switches gold for pearls, adding a contemporary touch to the otherwise ethnic appeal. To match this, we’ve got just the right pair of heels with Tiesta’s embellished, block heels, secured in a strap to unabashedly dance the night away! Lastly, put on Anita Dongre’s Nazanin earrings perfected in gold polish for a final note of shimmer.

Powder Blue

Twin with the Hydrangeas around you with this powder blue, three-dimensional floral sari that outshines all others with its crystal, pearl and sequins work. The scalloped blouse bottom with crystal drops matches all too well with the organza frill, letting the blue cast its magic on the peek-a-boo fabric. Ruban’s turquoise chandbalis, complete with kundan and sky blue stones, together with Amyra’s zari tissue silver potli accessorise the look with effortless panache. For a final luxe touch, we recommend MISH’s Azure Embrace wedges, that stand proud, tall and vegan in aqua soft floral motifs and scattered sequin accents.

Images credit: The brands  

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