Mistakes to avoid while choosing a bridal lehenga
You might think that you have the perfect lehenga or bridal gown in mind but with so many designers, collections
You might think that you have the perfect lehenga or bridal gown in mind but with so many designers, collections and trending pictures out there, the entire process could be hard and sometimes overwhelming. Check out this list for mistakes to avoid while choosing a bridal lehenga
Updated on Jan 27, 2022 08:43 PM IST 7 Photos
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With continuously changing trends, red is not just the only bridal colour anymore. You might think that you have the perfect lehenga or bridal gown in mind but with so many designers, collections and trending pictures out there, the entire process could be hard and sometimes overwhelming. and so often, bridal dress shoppers unknowingly make some mistakes which they regret later. In an interview with Zarafshan Shiraz, fashion designer and founder of couture label ‘Ideebs London’ - Aaliya Deeba lists the mistakes that you should avoid while choosing a bridal lehenga. (Photo by Ayrus Hill on Unsplash)
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1. Inaccurate Research - One of the most important things for a bride to do while deciding a bridal dress is researching. There are many to be brides who do not indulge in advance researching before picking up a piece and later regret it. It is always handy to have a dream wedding dress decided in your mind and researching similar pieces on the internet before hitting the market stores. (Photo by Firmbee.com on Unsplash)
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2. Ignorant of your skin tone - One of the biggest mistakes that a bride makes is not knowing their skin tone. The first step for a bride to consider while purchasing or choosing a wedding dress is to know their skin colour. As there are different types of skin tone and not all dress colours match all skin type. It is vital that the bride is aware of her skin tone to have a suitable dress colour and style that enhances her beauty to give the heavenly look you crave to have on D-day. (Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash)
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3. Not paying attention to the fabric - Since many of the brides are not aware of the different materials and fabrics used for their wedding dress, many regret getting a piece that doesn’t last long even few weeks and make you extremely uncomfortable on your big day. A bridal dress is made of different types of fabrics like stiff, flowy, rich but not all suit one’s needs. Research plays a very important role as deciding the final look prior helps to avoid a lot of confusion and chaos. You want to feel dress as part of you! (Photo by Hermes Rivera on Unsplash )
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