It’s your wedding and top of it you are an adorable bride-to-be! An organized make up plan can make wonders to your appearance on D-day. Appointing one of the well-known and skilled makeup artists of your town; spend crazily on the fashion brand clothing and high end range of makeup kits won’t be enough. Everything starts right from your wedding trousseau, teaming pair of bridal sandals and the most enchanting piece of jewel to awe-struck every eye that beholds the beauty. From head to toe, an Indian bride is graced with intricate wedding jewellery loaded with gemstones and sparkling gold.
No woman will ever disagree to the fact of having ample of choices while picking the finest of jewel for her. There are endless designs, styles and spectrum of gemstones and beautiful fusion of silver and gold in your platter of choice. However, jewel forms a vital part in your bridal dressing plan. An Indian bride looks resplendent in her wedding jewellery
Cultural significance of bridal jewellery
Mostly, traditional pieces with contemporary designs are preferred by urban brides; as they represent their tradition and culture. As per the religion and caste, every Indian wedding follows different custom and tradition. Amazing fact remains that every piece of jewel has to say a lot of about their tradition and religion. But there are some distinct bridal jewellery types that are more or less uniform for a bride belonging to any part of India.
Trim the budget of bridal jewellery set
Now, the Indian brides prefer wearing unique and designer jewel that is the fusion of both modern and ethnic trend. Jewellery design has boomed variations from of eastern and western style of jewellery designing. Obviously, budget has always been a primary factor of deciding the bridal jewellery. Based on the same the bride and her family decides the kind of jewel (gold, silver, white gold, platinum or diamond) she will possess on her wedding day. Fascinating gemstones designs in ruby, emerald, jade, amethyst, garnet and pearl are never out of options.
It seems unlike olden days, the brides are now very fashion conscious and particular about what they wear and how they appear. Wedding Jewellery is the thing that adorns her to the glory. Let’s see what piece of jewel proves endearing for the darling bride on the day.
• Golden shringar – Also called as shringar Patti, usually designed in gold.
• Maang Tikaa - Petite version of the shringar Patti..
• Nath - Also known as nose ring is again a vital part of bridal attire.
• Churi - Set of bangles that can be of gold or glass.
• Haathphool - A bracelet with rings attached to it.
• Anguthi -Wedding ring of men or women. No wedding is complete without the Anguthi.
• Bicchua or Bichiyas - This toe ring known in Hindi, are small, metal bands worn on the toes. In maharashtrians, they are known as “Jodavi”
• Payal - Also known as Pajeb, it adorns the ankle of the bride.
• Earrings or Jhumkaas - Known to add grace to facial makeup..
• Wedding ring - The wedding ring, worn on the third finger of the left hand, is a priceless ornament.
• Kamarbandh - A seductive ornament, kamarbandh or the waistband is a beautiful belt that adds grace to a bride.
• Necklaces or Haar - This is a form of neckpieces that a bride wears on her wedding day.
• Baju Bandh - A spectacular jewel that if worn on arm side of either hand right or left by a bride to complete her charm.
Your wedding day you will want to shine like a star, wearing the most beautiful dress and stunning accessories. You can also shop your gold wedding jewellery online showcasing some amazing styles and designs or your family jeweler is always a choice to bank some of the latest designs.
• Set your budget
• Be individual and create a unique or fashion-forward look by layering different styles of Indian bridal jewellery
• Choose your wedding jewellery carefully as you can treasure them as wonderful keepsake.
We all agree on this - choosing bridal jewellery is one of the best bits so enjoy, get your friends involved and don’t settle for anything less than perfect!
Author Bio:
Kriti Kaushal is a Lifestyle Jewellery designer and writer living in Mumbai. She writes a monthly blog and also is a part of JewelSouk’s Jewellery selection team. She explores over various wedding Jewellery variants like rings for men and women along with bridal jewellery at www.jewelsouk.com and also writes over online Jewellery transactions. Kriti is an exceptional Jewellery analyst and expert.
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