Chura Options Available For Our Brides

By WeddingPlz
September 20th, 2021
Celebration & Fun
1 Min Read

Do we know what does Chura signify in hindu wedding ceremony? Popular among northern brides- to-be, the wedding Chura signifies the beginning of their wedded life ahead. This is one of the most evident marks of a new bride. Not only that, it is also known to bring good luck for the newly weds. Also, red is a very important colour for a married woman as it is believed to strengthen the bond between a couple.

Although now the Chura has become quite a fashion statement among women, it is traditionally considered to be an important and auspicious Shringar of a newly married bride. It is seen that different castes among hindus adore different shades of chura for the bride. Let’s have a look at some trendy yet traditional chura designs for you!

Starting with unique and antique design of bridal chura which has total of 51 blood red and white bangles since it is an auspicious number. Now, brides all over the country are flaunting these plastic chura sets containing different numbers of bangles. Depending on their own culture and convenience in the day-to-day functioning of the modern brides, brides are opting for 11-21- and so on for the number of their bridal churas.

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Usually in gurjati wedding traditions white chura is worn by brides-to-be. Isha Ambani was spotted wearing jadau white chura on her wedding day. However, brides can always compliment their chura set with other gold and fancy bangles.

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If you don’t want to go for blood red then shades of pink are also in option. Brides have now started wearing chura for fashion thus it has to be of the colour which matches their their wedding day outfit.

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This has to be all of our favourites! Set of chura with deep red and broad white bangles arranged symmetrically covering bride’s hands. The overall beauty of this arrangement is enhanced by two handcrafted shell bangles, one placed in front and one at the last.

Here’s another trendy yet not so common chura design with traditional bangles and a customised broad kadaa which reads, ‘Shubh Vivaah, means Happy Wedding’.

This is another shade and composition of chura which is mostly worn by Indian brides. It has dark red bangles decorated between kundan stone-work bangles and other bangles of brides choice.

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Here we have a set of rajasthani/rajwari chura, usually worn by brides who follow rajasthani culture and traditions. It has an inspirational design with a doli and wedding shenanigans and set is completed with multiple red, stone studded bangles.