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The Groom
he South Indian grooms’ traditional wedding dress includes a traditional ‘veshti’ or ‘vetti’ (dhoti) and ‘kurta’. A dhoti is the traditional men's wear garment in India. South Indian grooms also wear their traditional caps with veils of flowers.
The North Indian groom traditionally wears a ‘sherwani’ with a ‘churidar pyjama’, or a ‘bandh gala’ suit. The sherwani is a long coat-like garment worn in South Asia. It is very similar to an Achkan or doublet. The sherwani is worn by both Hindu and Muslim grooms. It is worn over the ‘kurta’, a loose fitting long shirt; the leg wear is a tight fitting Churidar Pyjama, a looser Khara Pyjama, or a baggy Salwar. Elaborate and impressive looking turbans are de rigeur for the groom and his male friends. |
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The Bride
The north Indian bride’s wedding attire ranges from shararas, lehengas and the ghagra choli to the ubiquitous saris. Lehengas are like elaborate maxi skirts worn with embroidered tops. Shararas are like full length divided maxi skirts, again worn with longish embroidered shirts. The Ghagra-choli consists of a slightly less elaborate skirt and a short blouse. All the above are accompanied by a decorated veil known variously as a Dupatta, Chunni or Chunari that serves the combined purpose of both headscarf and stole.
The Sari is the most popular bridal dress and is worn by most Indian Hindu brides. The Sari or Saree consists of several yards of a light textile that is draped around the body in a variety of |
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Wedding Jewellery in India |
No bridal outfit would be complete without ornate jewellery, and when it comes to Indian bridal jewellery, the obvious choice is gold. Jewellery has many connotations, both aesthetic and ritual.
Gold has traditionally symbolised wealth and prosperity in Indian culture, holding special significance in celebrations such as weddings and births. Often presented as a gift or tangible form of investment, this precious metal features heavily in most Indian weddings.
Rings are the most traditional form of wedding jewellery for both men and women, and universally symbolise a marriage between two individuals. In Indian Hindu marriages, the additional adornment of a 'mangal sutra' or 'thaali' (a small gold pendant worn on a black thread or necklace) is the main symbol of matrimony.
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