Indian Bridal Lehnga Choli

Ghagra Choli which is also known as Lehanga Choli and Chaniya Choli means a beautiful pleated skirt and tight fitting blouse respectively along with the elegant Odhni or Dupatta which is worn over the shoulder. Dupatta comes in a various beautiful color, designs and shapes like A-Cut, Straight cut, Umbrella cut, Fish cut or Mermaid cut. The latest draping style is to wrap it round the arms to give a unique look Mirror work, Zari, Gota, Meenakari, Kundan and Resham work looks simply fabulous. Lehanga and Choli is the most preferred wedding outfit for bridal across India and casting its magic on western women's also. Lehanga Choli is the traditional dress for women in Rajasthan and Gujarat since the times of the tribals and nomads of ancient times.

In different parts of India, brides wear different kinds of garments, ornaments and adornments. A Punjabi Bride would wear a Salwar Kameez, while a Maharashtrian bride would wear a nine yard sari and a Rajasthani bride would consistently wear Lehanga Choli. Lehanga holds a leading position when we talk about bridal dress across India.



Wedding Lehangas are available in different style, patterns and comes in vivid ranges of silk with rich incorporations such as tie & die work, Zari embroidery, dapka work, salma or naquashi work, aari work and gota work etc.These collection of wedding Lehangas showcases the rich craftsmanship of Rajasthan according to the bodice of the bride.

Red like scarlet, maroon or burgundy is the traditional color for Lehangas but Modern brides experiment a lot more in terms of hues and go for various color combinations in pink, green, blue, orange, violet, golden and silver.

The most preferred jewelry on Bridal Lahenga and Choli are kundhan sets, color stone sets, or antique gemstone jewelry set rather than gold or diamond. Never forget to wear waist bands while going for Bridal Lehanga Choli sets for elegant look to the bride.

For occasions like weddings, women prefer heavily embroided bridal lehenga which is made of silk. Matching dupattas made of silk is also preferred by most of the brides. Crape, georgette, tissue and net are the other commonly used fabrics for lehengas.There is an exclusive variety of lehengas in the online stores to suit everyone’s taste. The bridal lehenga choli is known to enhance the beauty of the bride by giving her a royal appearance.