Bridal lehenga ideas for 2022

Bridal lehenga ideas for 2022

Wedding attire develops its own trends and styles every year. Some of them endure, others fade  and others that have persisted for years (like our favourite red colour scheme) continue to be popular. Many brides chose to have home weddings during the 2020 lockdown, appearing to take pheras in the comfort of their own homes while dressed in a traditional saree. However, that was short-lived. Even during the pandemic, Indian weddings maintained their maximalist aesthetic. In actuality, it simply required a full-on conventional turn with a dash of millennial. Take a look at these interesting yet eye-catching trends of the year 2022. It will surely be something you would love to try for your wedding.

Anarkali

While bridesmaids have taken a liking to some of the new, unique types of lehengas, such as those with asymmetrical hems,  and sheer coverings that add a millennial touch, brides are still choosing the traditional anarkali silhouette for their lehenga skirt. The lehengas that have been added for the next wedding season will represent the same. Cancan and umbrella cuts can add more flair, but the anarkali's general silhouette in the lehenga will stay the same.

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Light Gold Lehengas

Because it can be worn from your wedding to your after-party, light gold will work fantastically. Gold is a fantastic, flexible option because there won't be the dozen festivities we typically have at our weddings—there will simply be two or three. A colour like gold offers the opportunity to simply change up your jewellery or accessories for a distinct look that will carry you from the traditional ceremonies to the after-party, whereas the majority of Indian brides traditionally do a completely different look for their receptions or after-parties.

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Traditional Fabrics

With the pandemic, Indians have begun putting their money where their mouth is by supporting and patronising designers who value and support traditional Indian crafts. This aids in preserving and bolstering the means of subsistence for traditional Indian weavers and craftspeople. Numerous designers have profited from the scenario by incorporating hand embroidery, benarasi, block prints, bandhani, etc. into their collection due to the consumer purchasing curve.

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Embroidery

 Focusing on multicolor embroidery is essential since it's a special method to give a look a little dimension. Although multicoloured textiles have been seen, multicoloured embroidery is especially lavish for the bride who may be searching for an extravagant approach to capitalise on the colourful trend.

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Statement Blouse

There will be a tonne of blouse styles and designs in the remaining months of this year . The blouse style will be fully redesigned with frills, exaggerated sleeves, a head-turning back design, and heavy decorations while brides continue to wear traditional lehenga skirts with little creativity. To put it mildly, the blouse will give the lehenga skirt some fashionable flair.

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Organza Skirts

On the other hand, if your wedding is going to be more beachy or outside, it's advised to take advantage of this year's obsession with organza. Weddings outside are enjoyable to style because you can be creative and have fun with it. Consider wearing a light organza skirt with a blush pink, royal blue, or similar coloured shirt. You can then easily re-wear your lehenga for upcoming events by accessorising it with colourful clothing and interesting jewellery. You can even dress it down by pairing it with a white crop top or a simple jacket.

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OH that Shimmer

In the winter wedding season of 2022, brides will favour shimmer in the form of sequins, mirror work, and metallic work. On your wedding day, shimmer lehengas literally make you shine. Isn't that justification enough to make them one of the trendiest lehenga trends? Yes, in our opinion!

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The stunning red

The double dupatta tradition and red bridal lehengas continue to be the most popular choices. Although brides are experimenting with lehenga trends, they are still choosing traditional clothing for their wedding. When you go shopping for your wedding, be prepared to see stunning red lehengas with highly decorated gota patti, embroidery, applique motifs, and mirror work. An eccentrically coloured over-the-head drape or a chic blouse can do the trick if you want to add some fun to the appearance.

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Whatever may be your choice, we are sure you will make the most stunning bride ever! Since we know choices are hard to make, we try our best to curate informative content to make your decisions easier and so that you look the part at your dream wedding.