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6 South Indian Bridal Saree Styles For You To Try At Your Wedding
Sarees are an Indian woman's best friend when it comes to any special occasion and especially when it comes to weddings. The way a saree adorns a woman's body, nothing else can. India has a vast variety of sarees across its entire stretch.
South Indian sarees seem to remain untouched by time and still remain the epitome of traditions and culture. Rich silks and heavy textiles contribute to most of the southern styles of sarees. We have seen all popular celebrities sport these beautiful sarees at some point or the other.
If you are a bride and are looking for the perfect mix of traditional and heritage silk sarees for your wedding then South Indian silks are the absolute answer. They come in a lot of different varieties owing to the cultural diversities between the southern states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.
So, let us take a look at some of the most stunning styles of bridal sarees from Southern India.
The Kerala Saree
There is no going wrong with this stunning white and gold combination. The plain white sarees with thick gold borders spells opulence in every way.
Chettinad Silk Saree
This style of saree has a lot of tricky fashion elements to it like, contrasts, bright colours, checks and much more. But they look just as beautiful once worn.
Mysore Silk Saree
This style of saree is for the more minimalistic bride, as these sarees are usually lighter with thick borders. The body of the sarees are also quite simple and may have a simple repeat motif.
Pochampally Silk Sarees
These masterpieces hailing from Andhra incorporate Ikat weaving techniques into it. The end results look stunning and remarkable.
Konrad Temple Saree
This style of saree is as traditional as it can get. This silk saree has images of idols and deities weaved in, with mostly gold zari work on silk.
Kancheepuram Silk Sarees
Hailing from the temple city of Tamil Nadu, this saree style is pure opulence and still widely popular when it comes to bridal options.
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