Bridal ornaments are vastly different from general jewellery, as they are created keeping in mind the spirit of sanctity and celebration of the event. Bridal sets should be chosen with care to match each outfit and ceremony. It all depends on what kind of a marriage you are planning to have. Preparing for a wedding can be a traumatic affair for any woman. The daunting task of getting the nuptials, just right and memorable is not an easy job. Ceremonies aside, it is the wedding ensemble, which has to create an impact worthy of the moment. You can always take the help of a wedding designer to help you with your clothes and accessories.
Once a wedding ceremony is over ornate wedding jewellery is rarely worn. Today, many brides prefer going in for jewellery, which is also, ideal for regular use.
If you would like to wear your bridal jewellery often for regular outings, it is better to choose bridal sets, which are subtle and not too jazzy. Heavy and highly intricate jewellery works fine, when you are the bride, but may not be suitable for occasions, such as functions, parties, etc. In such a case, go for sets with classic neutral designs and tones. These will match all kinds of outfits, heavy traditional saris, lehengas and cocktail attire. An excellent way to get the best of both worlds is to buy multiple sets, in different degrees of heavy and light designs. For your main wedding ceremony, opt for a classical and expensive jewellery set, matched with maang tikka, anklets and maybe, even a kamarbandh. You can keep these as heirlooms and use individual pieces for different occasions. For other ceremonies, such as Sangeet, etc, pick lighter sets in different patterns and makes. If you include contemporary designs, these will turn out to be real value for money with time. Modern sets worn with any outfit are perfect for casual occasions.
This post was published on April 26, 2014
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