Georgette Designers Saree - Buy Stylish Indian Georgette Sarees

Georgette Designer Saree

The wedding season is officially here. Are you gearing up to attend a wedding too? Indian weddings are all about fun filled nights, amazing cuisine and a whole lot of blingy costumes. If you are going to a big fat wedding then you are about to explore some great blinding ethnic attire. However, that does not mean that you need to dress up over the board too. Yes, Indian weddings are about bling but to do it in balance is what you need. Read on to find out how you can be the classy guest at that destination wedding without going over the board.

The most loved attire of India, no wedding is complete without an old school saree. We say old school because nothing beats the classic. However, that does not mean you need to compromise with the trending styles. Go for the latest styles if that’s your thing. The beauty of a fabric design saree  is that no matter what you pick, the elegance of this piece clothing is unbeatable no matter how you wear it. While the world is certainly going gaga over chiffon and net sarees, there has been seen a craze for classics like banarasi silk recently. If you are an admirer of these conventional hits too then find the best piece from your mother’s closet or buy yourself a new one. These stunning beauties will set you apart from the rest at any wedding.

The thing about Indian weddings? We love colors. All of them. The more the better! This spring is about to see some amazing colors that are bright and beautiful so take out the brightest number from your closet and be ready to look like a million dollars at that wedding you have lined up. Some hot trending colors for this season are ruby reds, ochre yellows, coral, mint greens, aqua blues and fuchsia pinks. So gear up in bright and bold ethnic staples for that upcoming wedding party.

Fusion clothing has definitely become a hot trend recently and we don’t mind. We love these mixed western and Indian elements that together create a classy combination. If you are up for some avant-garde clothing, then go for funky combinations of separates, or go for a full length Indo western gown. However, try not to wear anything too risky. Fusion numbers are funky but they can be inappropriate for weddings. Try to stick to modest numbers without many cutouts and that are easy for you to carry all night long.

mentioned before, there has been an inclination towards traditional classics like Net Design and full lehengas. So if you are one of those vintage admirers then take cues from your mother’s wardrobe and find yourself something essentially wedding like. These classic staples are not only graceful but also timeless. Select Georgette designs, voluminous embroidered lehengas or salwar suits in traditional embellishments.

After clothing, jewelry is the most eye turning element at an Indian wedding. Traditional kundan, polki and meenakari sets are what you will see generally at any wedding event. While you can stick to traditional or try contemporary pieces, try to keep it low key. Make sure that your jewels complement your clothing. Instead of going over the top, try to keep it chic and classy. Keep a balance in your look. You don’t want to show up looking like a chandelier!

Things to note:

No Blacks: While Indian weddings are all about bold and bright colors, try not to wear black. Black is considered an inauspicious color that is usually avoided at cultural events. It’s best to avoid wearing black. However, if you are planning on wearing black, try to keep it low key and opt for combination colors instead of going for an all black look.

Cover up: Weddings are a concoction of fashion and more however, that is not your ticket to show up in an exposing attire. Try to wear something that shows skin but is not too inappropriate. If you are outfit features too many cut outs, try to cover problematic areas with a matching shawl or dupatta. Everyone appreciates a modestly dressed guest.

Avoid Casual: Yes we know you love your comfort. And fashion is, well, about being comfortable in what you wear. However, it is always best to put in some effort and dress up like you are invited to an important event. A little discomfort for some time is not too much to ask for when your host spent a fortune in making you comfortable.  Go for less blingy options but try not to look too dull.

No Over the Top: While many mistake Indian weddings for a show of extravagance, it’s not actually best for you to try and dress modestly instead of going over the top. The only people who can go over the board are your hosts after all this is their celebration. Try to keep a balance between your clothing, make up and jewelry. You don’t want to steal the bride’s thunder on the biggest day of her life. "designer fabric online"