It's almost the peak of the wedding season in the United States, and brides will be walking down the aisle in white, fluffy gowns (a.k.a. exploding wedding cake dresses) Sure, brides have chosen their gowns; however, have any ever thought about a saree? Seriously. We're not talking about appropriation here, we're talking about an item of clothing that makes anyone and every body beautiful.
Of course, the bride has to have an open mind to go the saree route, and, more often that not, it's the quirky bride-someone who always thought outside of the box, you know, the fusion bride.
So, for those who will rise to the challenge, I give you more sarees to feast on. Also, I'm going to do some shameless advertising here.
Hint: If you're looking for a "fusion look" saree just go to the party section of commerce sites. Traditional bridal sarees are typically silk with colours of red and gold, but that isn't speaking for the hundreds of bridal colors of India.
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| You can find this saree here, but currently out of stock, or similar one here. |
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