Wedding Season-Ready Outfits Every New Bride Needs in Her Wardrobe!

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Last Updated on January 27, 2023 by

A newlywed bride often goes through a bunch of emotions and is overwhelmed with a number of choices. While this is an exciting phase, you may even feel the pressure of seeing a bunch of new relatives on every new family occasion or gathering. It can be an extreme assignment to ascertain how to present yourself and leave a good impression in front of family members. It can be equally stressful to build your wardrobe and decide on your post-wedding closet. You will not want to undergo or overdo yourself as it will be your first festivity or wedding. If you are attending any function for the first time, you can also reuse your wedding lehenga. Here are some of the effective ways you can reuse your bridal lehenga for the first time. Besides that, what are the key pieces of wedding season-ready outfits you should have in your wardrobe? Here we present a list and guide on what are the new ensembles you must consider investing in.

Wedding Season-ready Outfits

The Classic Banarasi Saree

Source: Kosataga, Shivangi Kasliwaal Banaras

While there are multiple fabrics and stuff available in the market, nothing can beat the charm of the classic Banarasi sarees. They have been in existence since forever and are an indispensable part of every woman’s closet. They have a Princess like charm and class that is hard to ignore. If you want to amp up your look, you can consider investing in a classic Banarasi saree and pairing it with a sexy backless blouse. Give your inner fashionista the chance to experiment and try some fun styles of blouses to make yourself look more appealing and gorgeous.

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Sharara Sets and Gharara Sets

Source: Manish Malhotra, Tarun Tahilani, Seema Gujral

Sharara and gharara sets are making a comeback from the classic era of 70s and 90s. If you are looking for wedding season-ready outfits that are more comfortable and convenient, you could probably go for these. They are effortless, easy to carry and easy to style. You will not face any challenges while wearing them. You can either consider investing in a plain sharara set or a sharara set with all the bling. The best thing is you can wear them to all kinds of occasions or events. It could be the most perfect investment for newly-wed brides. You can also check out our blog on how to wear a sharara in different ways to create different looks with a sharara. Add a fun twist to your look or create some chic looks with your sharara set.

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Pre-Draped Sarees or Slit Sarees for Modern Divas

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Pre-draped sarees have made their way into the fashion industry and put an end to the draping woes of many modern brides. They could be a perfect investment for newly wedded brides who struggle with draping or do not know how to walk in a saree well. Pre-draped sarees are easy to wear, effortless and extremely easy to carry. They make for a perfect wedding season or a festive season outfit that you may consider investing in. Besides that, you can even choose to wear a slit lehenga or a slit saree to amp up your inner fashionista and transform your look. Choose the right outfit according to the location or the kind of occasion you are planning to attend so that you do not overdo with your looks.

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Jazz It Up with Lightweight Lehengas

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Lightweight lehengas are another wedding season-ready outfits that every bride must have in her wardrobe. If you do not want to invest in designer lightweight lehengas, you can consider mixing and matching them up to play with your looks. For instance, you can use your saree blouse or blouse from another lehenga to pair it with a long skirt or a silk skirt. You can even choose to pair your white shirt or ethnic jacket with a long skirt. The key is to keep it light and effortless so that you can wear it on different occasions. Re-wear your designer lehengas by pairing them with the right blouse or skirt piece for a more ethereal and enhanced look.

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Invest in Indo-Western Outfits

Source: Arpita Mehra, Ridhi Mehra

Wedding season-ready outfits mean that you will need outfits for different occasions. You must already own a lot of traditional and heavy outfits in your bridal trousseau. It’s time to experiment and buy indo-western outfits to change your look. You can look for an indo-western jumpsuit or a co-ord set to amp up your look during wedding festivities. Besides, you can wear these outfits on any occasion, be it a cocktail, mehendi or even a wedding day as well.

You can even take inspiration from our blog on Indo-western dresses for women and create some unique looks for yourself. You can experiment with palazzo pants or even buy indo-western maxi dresses. Whatever you are willing to buy, make sure you are feeling comfortable in it.

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These are some of the key ensembles and wedding season-ready outfits that you should have in your wardrobe. Consider including a mix of such outfits to make it more appealing and ideal as per your taste.

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