Big, fat, pompous Indian weddings are grand celebrations that call for an exhibition of luxury and grandeur in every aspect. This includes the wedding ensemble, from the garment and shoes to the hair. They give you the perfect opportunity to channel your inner queen with super elaborate and dramatic hairdos to go with the sparkling
We Indians don’t have to look far when looking for fashion guidance on how to incorporate florals in traditional wear, bridal outfits, party looks and even daily wear. So walk into any occasion with the fab and oomph similar to that oozing from these celebrities and own it! Bollywood’s resident fashionista, Sonam Kapoor, is
Weddings are the perfect opportunity to put flowers in your hair and go about like a queen. Although the gajra flower is a very common floral accessory used traditionally by brides for Indian weddings, you might have gotten bored of the same jasmine and marigold wreaths adorning your hair. So, here are some ideas to add color
Less is more. Simplicity is gold. Indian weddings comprise dozens of ceremonies generally extending over an entire week that can be quite tiring. Heavy attire and jewelry can easily become exhausting to carry for that long and take away the fun. So ditch the heavy headgear and go for these light, minimal hair accessories made
Brides these days are readily taking control of their wedding planning, from decoration to ensembles, keeping in mind that everything reflects their personality and goes with contemporary times. Here are some stylish ways to incorporate flower accessories in your bridal looks for the fashionably inclined. Floral haath phool in some eye-catching colors are sometimes
Bridal hairstyles draw in as much attention as the rest of your wedding outfit and one is often expected to make them flamboyant enough to level up with the grandeur of Indian weddings. Heavily embellished buns and gajra hairdos, although very common, might not be necessarily what you’re comfortable with or what matches your personal
