First Glimpse into the vibrant bridal world.

Wedding day is every girl’s most magical day of their existence and every girl dreams a dream that she looks her most beautiful on that special day. If it is an Indian wedding, it is bound to be filled with merriment, cheer and gaiety. In any culture you find, weddings are pompous and brimming with relatives, guests and the married couple enjoying this auspicious occasion. Comprising of delicate cuisines and a lot of music, a wedding is meant to be enjoyed completely. In India, marriages are meant to last for three days at the very least and within those three days you will obviously expect the bride to be dressed like a doll and pampered like a princess.

Most exciting part about the entire thing is perhaps the shopping! The shopping expedition is an event in itself and is almost like a family get together where everyone troops into stores and shops together. This shopping spree is also be considered as an official custom!

While there is a huge list to sort, the wedding saree tops the list. The hunt for the perfect saree usually begins months before the wedding. This involves going to multiple saree specialists and boutiques to find that one perfect attire for the perfect day. Considering the amount of options available, ranging from different materials to a variety of embroidery, girls definitely have a tough time coming up with just one choice.

We, Lulu Celebrate gives each bride their perfect dream attire. Using fabrics like net, velvet, satin, silk, shimmer and georgette, there are tons of bridal garments being produced. Right from bridal lehengas to Punjabi suits, the world of authentic Indian wear is filled with skilled craftsmen who’re ready to furnish you with lovely dresses. The intricate embroideries and embellishments placed on the manifolds may comprise of lace borders, thread work, gem stones, and patch work and kundan works. Such garments are fabricated with beautiful crafting such that women look wonderful carrying the grace of a sari. If you’re looking for a range of new colors you’ll find baby pink, magenta, forest green, golden, rustic black, off white, beige and several other kinds of shades mixed with embroidery patterns.

Ethnicity and authenticity: FROM THE ROOTS

India is a land of multitude culture and tradition and within the radius of 500 km the culture, food, and of course fashion. It is amazing to see, that within the country there is a diversification of fashion and clothing which could be due to the weather condition and culture of the society. We are blessed to be a country with such range of sartorial choices. Traditional Indian clothing dates back more than a thousand years back. Different fabrics were chosen for different types of traditional dresses, mainly to suit the weather of the region. Art inspired traditional attire have gave birth to beautiful Sarees and ethnic Salwars such as Churidhars and fabulous jewellery that reflected the rich cultural heritage of the people.

The fact that each and every state of the country has its own distinct traditional clothing for men and women is what makes the Indian couture so very unique. Women’s clothing in India varies widely and is closely related to local culture, religion and climate. The culture, religion, language and attire of the people of India are as diverse as the landscape of this vast country. Due to its diversity India does not have just one dress, which can be called as the National Dress of the country.

If we are more speaking about the roots of Indian Fashion and Couture, we need to stretch back to 2500 BC, where India was a rich cultivator of cotton and silk reeling during the Harappan civilization. Cave paintings from the Indus Valley Civilization have depicted the human form with clothes that were mainly wrapped around the body. This is where Sarees and Dhotis came into being. The tradition of Silk Sarees dates back to this era, where women from aristocratic families draped themselves with opulent Silk fabrics.

Through years and ages of being ruled over by various dynasties, the fashion of the day changed accordingly. One of the most impactful was the Mughal dynasty. It gave birth to today’s most sophisticated and famous dress – the Anarkali. Indian clothing is colourful and free flowing and reflects the country’s cultural and ethnic diversity and is designed to be comfortable in the scorching heat of the Indian summer. The majority of Indian fashion and clothing history is influenced by Hindu traditions, though increasingly younger Indians look to the globalized fashion world for cross-cultural styles. Handcrafted Celebrations assures you a one million look always and anywhere! Get free consultation from our stylists to bag wonderful and new styles. To fix a prior appointment with the stylist, please contact +91 9048211115 +91 7559990089.