Unleash your beauty on your wedding day...

With almost few months away for your wedding, pretty excited, you may be!

Still you may be in a dilemma...What to wear on your wedding day? seeking for help and advice from everyone, as how to be the real head-turner of the show?

Every bride would love to look her best on this day, as everyone’s eyes would be on the bride and groom.

Gone were the days when wedding saree colours would confine to red, maroon and yellow shades.

This is because of the plethora of designs and patterms, which have come up today filling up a bride’s wardrobe with various choices.

Though, intricate and heavily embellished salwars, gorgeous anarkali suits, ghagra and lehenga cholis have upgraded the market of traditional fashion.But a six yard saree is a must-have trousseau for every women in her wardrobe and definitely she cannot miss wearing it.A saree is one among the various outfits that accentuates your curves at the right places.

Few of the popular wedding saree materials used in different cultures are as follows:

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Kanjivaram sarees

Kanjivaram sarees are a must have for every South-Indian bride.

These sarees are woven with golden and silver threads with highly embellished temple motif designs ornated on their elegant borders. These are heavier variety of silk and hence women with taller and dusky skin will look gorgeous in it.

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· Net sarees

Lightweight-netted sarees are in fashion today.

The netted sarees have acquired their prominence long time back and are most popular in the North.

These sarees are embellished with gold, silver thread work on its body with glittering studs, patchwork ,embroideries and many other decorative on it body part.

Sarees of this variety come in myriads of colours, patterns and changing with the up to date trends.

Women who are a slim can opt for this saree, as it would give them a chic and smart look.

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· Banarasi sarees

Banarasi sarees are an imperative possession in a Bengali bridal’s trousseau.

These kinds of sarees are most common in West Bengal.

Also, gold thread works is done on the whole body work giving a striking look.

Sometimes embroideries are done throughout the body complementing assorted designs in different patterns on the pallu.

· Assam silk

“Assam silk” – as the name implies, it is a royal exotic silk from Assam.

Mekhla chadar or assam silk, is an important asset for every Assamese brides which lend them a subtle and chic look. These silks are exclusively woven by Muga silk, which is royal and durable.

· Zardosi sarees

Zardosi sarees as the name implies has an intricate zardosi work sumptuously adorned on its whole body and also on its pallu. A bride with a moderate height and weight can choose this saree and can team up with a gorgeous neckpiece and a designer blouse.

Thus, it is necessary to choose the right type of silk for your wedding that compliments your body type and skin tone.

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It is necessary to pair an ideal wedding saree with a designer blouse and kundan jewellery so that you can win the eyes of the onlookers with a captivating look.