“Excuse me! Please show me a bridal lehenga which is the prettiest among all.” Every girl goes to shop asking the same question to each shopkeeper, because wedding is most important day of her life and she want to wear the most beautiful dress on the day of her wedding. The Lehenga should be eye catching which captures everyone’s heart. Every bride is so much confused about colour, hairstyle, footwear, jewellery and many other things, but the colour of the dress is most important because every other thing will be in matching with the dress and whatever you going to wear it should be according to your colour complexion. If your outfit is not according to your skin tone, it will look clumsy or dusky which will ruin your photos too. And because of this reason, so many thoughts run in girl’s mind that whether she should buy red ..big No ..very common today, so i should go for pink, yellow or something of light cream colour. We will answer all your question in this series How to Get Ready for Your Wedding Reception.
Wait! wait!wait! So while you are on your lehenga hunt, never choose dress only according to your choice but also take into consideration to your skin tone. Shaadi season is going to be here soon and come on last admit it, You are bride -to-be- and you still don’t know what to wear for your wedding. So here are a few things to keep in mind while buying the lehenga.
Go for your lehenga according to your skin tone whether you are fair, brown or dark. Before buying any outfit, assess your complexion first. Like most bride choose red colour. Is this not common?Yeah ofcourse it is. Red colour suits more to brown complexion rather then fair. Brides with Fair complexion should go for light colour like pink. If any colour is in trend it doesn’t mean it will look fab on you too. So never choose only trendy but also consider other things too before buying any outfit and more importantly when its your wedding outfit. So that you can take right choice and you don’t have to regret about it later. So here are few categories based on the complexion of bride and the color that will suit her:
Cool fair tonned girls
Cool toned fair coloured brides should go for lemon yellow, light pink, bubblegum, light green, sky blue, etc. or some other lighter shades. Not only for your wedding day, you can use these colors even for your Roka, Sangeet, Mehandi. My personal favourite is the last one, sky blue.
Fair to wheatish skin tone
Pastel are the colours, we wear sometimes. Like in spring, your sides are on pastel side. Pastels are not everybody’s cup of tea, so, if you can pull it off, wear pastels. If you don’t like pastel go for the lehengas in block shades, true colours. One can try colours like Red, Orange, Chrome, Yellow, leaf green and pastel ofcourse. Here is an example of the same attached below.
Cool wheatish skin or dark indian skin tone
Don’t worry if your colour is dark. Dark colour complexion girls always look bold & beautiful. If you fall under this category and searching for the right bridal lehanga colour, your colours are – yellow ochra, maroon, pumpkin orange, olive green, navy blue, purple, rust, brown, jade and emerald. Here are your few lehanga choices.
Cool dark complexion
We are here to help you! Don’t be sad or feel restricted or dissappointed from your colour. Your colour choices can be white, black, gray, magenta, dark blue, voilet, christmas green, wine, mauva, burgandy, copper What to Wear to a Winter Wedding. After wearing these colours everyone will say you’re looking beautiful and everyone will go WOW! So try these outfits and make your partner fall heels over head for you.
With this article we aren’t trying to change your fashion sense, but give you a little idea about your appropriate colours. So now you are free to choose the best bridal lehanga for yourself. Also you don’t need to feel sad for your colour complexion. Now you know which colour is made for you skin tone. Go, get your shadi outfit ready! Keep these point in mind! Happy Wedding Shopping.
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