Gujarati bride
Gujarati Bridal Dress
The wedding dress of a Gujarati bride is entirely different. She wears a sari but it is not made out of silk, a mostly georgette material with heavy embroidery and sequin work. The style of wearing the sari is different with the Pallav facing the front. There are two types of wedding saris for a Gujarati bride; one is the Panetar which is a white sari with a red Bandhini border and the other is the Gharchola which is a red Bhandini sari with gold checks running across it and Bhandini motifs. Gujarati brides are dressed in red, the color considered auspicious by them like many other communities too. Now-a-days they are opting for wedding Lehangas because it makes them look super glamorous. They are also opting for Lehanga saris which are replacing the traditional saris.
The wedding dress of a Gujarati bride is entirely different. She wears a sari but it is not made out of silk, a mostly georgette material with heavy embroidery and sequin work. The style of wearing the sari is different with the Pallav facing the front. There are two types of wedding saris for a Gujarati bride; one is the Panetar which is a white sari with a red Bandhini border and the other is the Gharchola which is a red Bhandini sari with gold checks running across it and Bhandini motifs. Gujarati brides are dressed in red, the color considered auspicious by them like many other communities too. Now-a-days they are opting for wedding Lehangas because it makes them look super glamorous. They are also opting for Lehanga saris which are replacing the traditional saris.
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