Wedding Outfits According To Indian States
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Kerala Wedding Dress
- Bridal attire: Most brides in Kerala keep their bridal attire simple and elegant. The brides adorn the Kavasu saree which is basically a white saree with a golden border or a red silk saree. They wear heirloom ornaments made of gold which are often passed on from generation to generation.
- Groom’s attire: The traditional groom’s dress for weddings screams out for the subtle colors of white and gold. They have been prevalent for many years and consist of a simple white dhoti with a golden border and a cloth on the shoulder. But with the changing times, they love to pull off a sherwani formal suit or a kurta pajama for their big day.
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Tamil Nadu Wedding Dress
- Bridal attire: Tamil brides are usually spotted wearing a nine-yard or a six-yard Kanjivaram saree in bright hues with contrasting borders that have exquisite patterns woven in golden threads as their wedding outfits. Taking this silk saree love into consideration, G3+ Fashion has an amazing collection of kanjivaram sarees that will leave you in awe. The bridal ornaments mainly include temple jewelry which consists of a maang tikka, a long and short necklace, bangles which are mainly in gold, a waist belt, earrings, etc.
- Groom’s attire: The wedding dress for men in Tamil Nadu is a two-piece garment known as a veshti and angavastram. Veshti refers to the lower part of the garment that the groom wears either like a dhoti or simply drapes it around as a lungi. He may wear a simple white shirt over it and the angavastram is draped around his neck. The groom also wears a special headwear known as Thalaip on his head which closely resembles a turban. With the upgrading times, grooms are also hooked to Sherwani, Kurtas, and other Indo-western outfits like Vests and Jackets which are now available in numerous designs, patterns, shades, etc. at the G3+ Fashion website. Since we also have an exclusive video shopping service, you can connect with us easily via video call.
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Punjabi Wedding Outfits
- Bridal attire: The most common wedding dress for women in Punjab is the lehenga choli. It nevertheless gives the most exotic and lavish look every bride needs for her big day. Nowadays women also love to wear punjabi wedding salwar kameez with a heavily embroidered dupatta. Their jewelry includes the maang tikka, necklace, bangles, and more. When it comes to lehengas and other ensembles, G3+ Fashion never leaves a stone unturned to amaze you with the best designs.
- Groom’s attire: From their turbans to their sherwani, the style game of Punjabi grooms has always been strong. You can check the extensive collection of sherwanis at G3+ Fashion for your big day. The Punjabi grooms also love to accessorize with mala, safa, kalgi, etc.
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Delhi Wedding Dress
- Bridal attire: Delhi brides love wearing differently styled, colored, and embellished lehengas as their wedding outfits. They often even opt for designer sarees. Brides, there are all dolled up with shimmering jewelry pieces and dramatic makeup.
- Groom’s attire: There is no end to the varieties and choices for grooms in sherwani and pathani suits and hence men from Delhi opt for amazing designs of the same. You can check out the latest sherwani and pathani suit designs with G3+ Fashion as we hold an outstanding collection. You can also shop on our online website which has user-friendly features and segregated sections for hues, sizes, patterns, etc.
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Bengal Wedding Outfits
- Bridal outfits: The Bengal brides wear red, maroon, or pink shades of sarees on their wedding day which are usually made of Banarasi silk. If you take a look at the olden times, brides generally used to wear a white saree with a red or maroon pink border. They also prefer a total red saree with a gold zari border and butta work on it. Shakha (White Conch shell bangles), Pola (Red Coral bangles), and Noa (Gold plated iron bangles) are the three mandatory parts of Bengali bridal jewelry.
- Groom’s outfit: Dhoti kurta is the traditional Bengali groom dress for weddings as well as reception ceremonies; most grooms prefer to follow their traditions and gear up with these outfits. Nevertheless, with the upgrading fashion world, many new designs, hues, and styles have been introduced in dhoti kurtas. You can hunt for them on the website of G3+ Fashion, or explore our YouTube channel for more shopping ideas!
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Maharashtrian Wedding Dress
- Bridal outfits: Maharashtrian brides wear silk sarees adorned with gold borders in vivid hues. Yellow or marigold with the red or green or purple color combination is the most popular one. The saree might be Paithani which is a 6-yard saree that is available at our G3+ Fashion website. Or it could be a traditional Nauvari which is roughly a 9-yard saree. Green bangles, mangalsutras, traditional necklaces, and a classic Maharashtrian Nath are worn by Maharashtrian brides. Her forehead is adorned with a moon-shaped bindi which is peculiar to Maharashtrian culture.
- Groom’s outfits: The dulha dress in Maharashtra comprises a set of white or beige cotton kurta and a dhoti. The kurta may have different patterns and designs over it. They may also enhance the look with a turban.
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Gujarati Wedding Outfits
- Bridal outfits: A wedding dress for women in Gujarat incorporates a lot of mirrorwork embellishments. And they instantly show your undeniable Gujarati style. Gujarati brides love to pick breezy, bright, and pastel shades from the palette and hence we have an exhaustive variety of the same at the G3+ Fashion store and website. Generally, Gujarati brides wear a ghagra choli with a heavy work dupatta or the alternative is an intricate work lehenga. G3+ Fashion has an amazing collection of ghagra choli and lehengas with a variety of designs, patterns, blouse styles, and so on. They usually amplify their charm by wearing ornaments like Damini, rani haar, bangles, and butti (earrings).
- Groom’s outfit: The traditional dress of a Gujarati groom has been the kurta or kediyu with a dhoti beneath for decades. The kurtas have a zari or border design and a few embellishments like a brooch which add up to the charm of the attire.
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Karnataka Wedding Dress
- Bridal outfits: In the Karnataka region, the brides usually wear a white saree with a zari border. Whereas a few brides also like to wear brightly colored sarees draped in the Coorg style. Their ornaments comprise pure South Indian jewelry consisting of a manga tikka, a long necklace, waist belt, bangles, and so on.
- Groom's outfits: The groom dresses up usually in a dhoti which is draped in pure South Indian form. They opt for a kurta which is white or golden in color. But since the upgrading world, grooms love to experiment with shades. Therefore they select from the variety of shades that are easily available in our collection. Also, at G3+ Fashion, you can also discover it on our YouTube channel.
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Jammu and Kashmir Wedding Dress
- Brides outfit: The traditional Kashmiri bridal dress is known as a Pheran. A combination of Indian and Iranian sensibilities, the dress consists of a loose knee-length kameez perfectly embroidered over the edges and a close-fitting salwar. Nowadays, Kashmiri brides also opt for a bridal saree or lehenga instead of the complete Pheran. You can check out the best collection of the best lehenga and designer sarees on the G3+ Fashion website for your big day.
- Groom's outfit: The original and traditional wedding attire is pheran. The groom wears a tweed pheran with a sword in his waistband and juttis in his feet. His headgear is a turban to which a peacock feather is present with a golden thread.
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Rajasthani Wedding Outfits
- Bridal outfit: Rajasthani brides love colorful wedding dresses. On the wedding day, they wear red ghagra choli also known as kanchli. The whole attire is then completed by a colorful dupatta that covers the bride's full face throughout the wedding rituals. The bridal accessories mainly include jewelry designed with stones like emeralds and diamonds, Rajasthani Nath, Juttis, etc.
- Groom’s outfit: Rajasthani wedding dress for men looks as colorful and elegant as the bridal outfit. The angrakha is heavily embellished with mirror work or gota Patti work. And dhoti with rich zari borders to enhance their royal look is what Rajasthani grooms wear. An embellished stone work pagdi is the main thing in their outfit as it beautifully depicts the traditions of Rajasthan.
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Bihari Wedding Dress
- Bridal attire: In Bihari weddings, the wedding dress for women is a lehenga and is typically in a bright red, gold, or yellow color. Also during ‘Kanyadaan’ and ‘Vidaai’, Bihari brides change into a designer saree that is also vibrant in color. For completing the look, the bride wears golden jewelry that includes a gold choker, chandrahar, Tikli (maang tikka), and bangles.
- Groom attire: Traditionally a Bihari groom would be in dhoti and kurta. But now times have changed and the modern groom prefers to adorn a kurta pajama or a formal suit. To complement the look of the dulha dress, he wears sehra with the decor of pearls, and juttis which sport intricate thread work.
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Uttarakhand Wedding Outfits
- Bridal outfit: In Uttarakhand, the bride wears ghagri pichora which is commonly known as ghagra choli. The pichora is in only two colors which are red and saffron as they consider these colors auspicious and holy. On the other hand, some conventional Uttarakhand brides wear sarees. To complement the look, they adorn accessories like bulaq, kaanphool, galobandh, Chandan haar, etc.
- Groom outfit: Grooms in Uttarakhand wear dhoti kurta or kurta pajama for their wedding day and complete the look with their traditional Pahari topi. You can find this dulha dress and more options easily on G3+ Fashion’s website.
There is a variety in every clothing garment you come across in India. If you are hunting for the best of these designs, your search ends here! We at G3+ Fashion have an extensive collection that can ultimately fulfill all your wedding outfit demands. You can also surf through our YouTube channel to glance at the designs and patterns, try our video shopping feature for convenient online shopping, or even visit our store in Surat if you wish!