Bridal Saris

Bridal saris are an integral par of a bride's wardrobe. Brides are attracted to the six yard saris which are considered as the essence of a woman. Bridal Saris can be bought based on different priorities like fabric, look contemporary, traditional, work, season, type (south Indian), color or price.

Bridal saris can be bought on the basis of the fabric. The different types of the fabrics available are silk, crepe, faux, georgette, satin, net, cotton and many more. Silk saris again have many categories such as Kanjivarams, Banarasi silk (often an integral part of every bride's trousseau), Mysore silk and pure silk. The different looks that are available are contemporary, traditional and designer. Embroidered saris also are a part of the bride's wardrobe. All types of embroidery like zari work, cut work, mirror work, organza, sequins, zardosi, pearl, kasab and kundan are done for the bridal saris.

Pink and red are the colors of the bridal saris. However, nowadays almost all the colors like magenta, maroon, orange, peach, etc are in vogue, of course except black and white. Bridal saris can also be bought according to the season like spring, summer, winter, fall summer, fall winter and fall spring. The cost of the bridal saris depends entirely upon the fancies of the buyer.

Nowadays, special types of bridal saris have come into the market. Double drape saris are quite popular. They are twice the length of the normal sari. Ready to wear saris are also available nowadays.