Saree is the most famous Indian attire worn by women not only in India but all over the world. It is because of its grace that the outfit has grabbed attention since time immemorial. A saree makes a woman look elegant, gorgeous and stylish. Hindu brides often wear red colour saree which reflects the image of Durga who is the inner strength of every Indian woman. Brides wear this colour to signify the symbol of prosperity and fertility. So, for our fabulous brides-to-be, we digged into the history of Bollywood brides and brought out six most stylish Bollywood brides from whom you can get you wedding day saree inspiration.

Shilpa Shetty Kundra wore a concept sari on her wedding.

She wanted to blend the elements of a traditional Maharashtrian and Punjabi bridal ensemble. Shetty Kundra’s custom red creation featured intricate zardozi and aari hand embroidery, accentuated with Swarovski crystals arranged in paisley designs.

There is so much to love, respect and treasure about our Indian Handlooms! Have you ever witnessed our master craftsmen/women at work? It is easily one of the most spellbinding processes. The precision and fluidity with which those hands and feet move so perfectly synchronised with the rhythm of the loom creating poetry in motion…

These craft forms are ours to celebrate everyday which is why Diya Mirza wore a simple red banarsi saree for her wedding celebration. A perfect example of “SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL”.

If you love red, Anushka Sharma’s Banarasi Sabyasachi sari is a must-have bridal look. She picked a vermillion Benarasi sari by Sabyasachi. The drape was featured intricate motifs and a thick zari border, paired with another embroidered border. Actress teamed her sari with a half-sleeved, high- neck blouse.

This couple always pick different from the commons. Deepika Padukone’s regal reception look still remains as relevant as ever. Her 6 yards all over embroidered Ivory saree is an inspiration for our upcoming brides-to-be!

For the Maharashtrian wedding, Genelia wore a bridal saree, designed by the Bollywood brides’ favourite designer Neeta Lulla. The saree had a gold kundan boader. Traditional Maharashtrian jewellery completed Genelia’s wedding day look.

Handcrafted fabrics hold special elegance, relevance and beauty with them, where each thread is woven with nuanced care and accuracy. An art form that is passed down from generation to generation! Which is why alluring Yami Gautam wore this traditional, heavy red saree in place of a lehenga for her wedding day.

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