Indian Bridal Dresses

A girl’s favorite task is to design her bridal dress for the big "Wedding" day . No matter what she wears the whole season, this particular dress or gown needs to be the best one. The traditional bridal dress for women living in the East is lehenga. Many beautiful designs are now seen in this type of dress. By looking at the pictures you can get a better idea of how a bride can look best among all in 2016’s wedding.

The Best Bridal Dresses of 2016:

Many people prefer to go to designers and ask them to stitch a bridal outfit for them which would make them look pretty on their shadi ad walima. Many replicas of great bridal dress designs are also available in the local market.

Top Bridal Dress Styles:

The fabric for bridal clothes which look best is chiffon, net, banarsi kapra, jamavar and katan. Chiffon and aurganza are usually used to design dupattas with heavy work on the borders for dulhan.

Lehnega with Long Shirt:

2016 is all about fashion and the brides prefer to wear a long shirt with beautiful lehenga in the weddings. The shirts are either full of embroidery or rhinestone work. Another option is to go for tillay ka kam or fancy motives which will make the shirt look mind blowing. The lehenga can either be simple or designed with embroidered and other fancy work patterns. Blood red is the favorite color of bridal girls but colors like peach, white with gold dust, purple, pink, blue and sea green are also in fashion these days.

Fishtail Lehenga:

A lehenga with a fish tail, which means that the back of the lehenga is like a long maxi, is also in demand nowadays. It is full of beautiful pattern of floral embroidery and stone work. The preferred color of embroidery is either golden or silver which would look good on the color of the fabric used to make the lehenga.

Frocks:

Fancy frocks in multiple colors with heavy embroidery on neck and daman are also worn by girls at their wedding. Indian and Pakistani both girls prefer lehenga and gowns as their first choice but to change the theme; frocks are also worn on walima ceremony.