9 Bengali Bridal Looks We're Absolutely Loving This Wedding Season

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Every bride looks absolutely ethereal on her wedding day, and Bengali brides are no exception. With the traditional attires, veils, toporsmukutschandan and kumkum bindis, Bengali brides are a sight to behold — bejewelled in tradition from head to toe. Whether you're getting married soon or are looking for Bengali bridal looks for a bestie, we've got you covered. Here are nine Bengali bridal looks you should check out, right now! 

Classic Red Bridal Saree Look

Womens Silk Blend Red Woven Design Saree

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Traditionally, Bengali brides are known to wear red on their wedding day. The colour itself is drop-dead gorgeous, giving you an instant bridal glow. Opt for a classic red silk saree with a self-coloured blouse and dupatta for a truly traditional look. The advantage of this is that you can go minimal with the embroidery and still look your best bridal self. Depending on your preference, you could keep the jewellery simple with just one statement piece in emeralds to offset the red, paired with jhumkas to match. Choose a longer veil to add some drama. A classic Bengali bridal look that will forever remain timeless.

Red Lehenga Look

Red Raw Silk Lehnga with Blouse & Dupatta

Red Raw Silk Lehnga with Blouse & Dupatta

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While sarees are always a classic choice, there's no denying the fun and ease of a lehenga. Take inspiration from Bipasha Basu and choose a traditional red lehenga with zardosi work for your wedding to achieve that modern Bengali bride look. Since the silhouette is slightly more contemporary, you can pair it with Kundan jewellery and layer it with traditional elements like a matha patti. If possible, consider having your lehenga made from scratch for a perfect fit. This way, you can also add customisations to the veil or skirt, making it truly one-of-a-kind.

Banarasi Saree Look

Scarlet Red Banarasi Uppada Silk Saree with Unstitched Blouse

Scarlet Red Banarasi Uppada Silk Saree with Unstitched Blouse

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Nothing beats a handwoven Banarasi saree for an uber-traditional Bengali bridal look. There are several options to choose from. If you prefer to keep your jewellery minimal, opt for overall designs rather than scattered motifs, so the outfit looks grand with minimal effort. Similarly, if you want to add the illusion of volume, choose larger motifs for your Banarasi saree. After the wedding, you can repurpose the saree to create a contemporary piece, such as a skirt or corset top, blending traditional with modern for a stunning look.

Lehenga Style Saree Look

Scarlet Red Banarasi Uppada Silk Saree

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If you love the look of a lehenga but want to achieve it with a saree, we say go for it! Not only do we adore sarees, but it also makes sense since you’ll likely wear your saree more often. To make this look work, choose a blouse with heavy embellishments typically worn with a lehenga. This way, you can repurpose it later with other sarees as well. If you feel this look is too contemporary, you can make it more traditional by opting for a classic weave like Banarasi. Have your MUA or saree draper style the saree to mimic a lehenga, adding extra pleats around the waistline. Complete your fusion look with a chunky choker and matching earrings.

Bottle Green with Red Look

Handcrafted Green Pure Silk Blouse

Handcrafted Green Pure Silk Blouse

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A splash of contrasting colour can make any look unique, including the Bengali wedding look. If you'd like to add an additional colour to your outfit, start with your blouse to make the ensemble stand out instantly. We love the bottle green and red combination that Bengali brides often sport and think it’s a fantastic way to break the monotony. You could opt for threadwork or zardozi with matching or complementary motifs to your saree and go minimal if you'd like your jewellery to stand out. Finish the look by layering a traditionally designed choker with longer necklaces for a stunning Bengali bridal wedding look.

White and Red Look

Women's Silk Blend Cream Woven Design Designer Saree

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The first thing that comes to mind when thinking of a quintessentially Bengali bridal look is the classic white and red combination. Many brides opt for this timeless pairing, featuring a beautiful white, ivory, or cream saree with self-work in gold, complemented by a stunning red blouse. You can go for classic styles like a Banarasi blouse or take it a step further with netted sleeves. To complete the look, choose matching borders for both the saree and blouse, and pair them with red and white bangles. Since the look is subtle, you can go for full-glam makeup with a bold red lip.

Pretty in Pink

Kashmir Brocade Saree

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If you're committed to being a pink bride this season, we totally support you and the trend. A pink bridal look is perfect if you'd like to add some fun and lightness to your Bengali bridal ensemble with minimal effort. Depending on the time of your ceremony, you can opt for lighter pastel shades, especially if your venue has access to natural light. Stick to warmer tones if you're having an indoor ceremony, as the lighting will likely be warm white. Pair it with a heavily embroidered veil (customisation options available, yay!), and you'll be all set to rock the simple, yet stunning Bengali bride look.

Go With Brick Red

Brick Red Saree Dola Silk Woven Floral Buttas With Unstitched Blouse

Brick Red Saree Dola Silk Woven Floral Buttas With Unstitched Blouse

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If you're not a fan of reds, a brick red lehenga is a great option that we highly recommend. It's a beautiful colour that complements Indian skin tones, and the saree-style lehenga will create the perfect Bengali bridal look to elevate your D-Day. You can keep the look richly embellished and heavily embroidered, pairing it with minimal yet statement-making stacks of jewellery for an elegant touch. In the image above, MUA Anubrati has also showcased the quintessential Bengali bridal makeup, which brings the entire look together seamlessly.

A Maroon Silk Saree

Silk Blend Maroon Woven Design Designer Saree

Silk Blend Maroon Woven Design Designer Saree

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A maroon silk saree is another perfect option for those who want to ditch the traditional reds but still stay within a similar colour palette. Keep the blouse piece minimal or plain, go all out with the saree, and finish off the look with heavy gold jewellery that exudes the quintessential Bengali bridal vibe. You can also add contrast through the veil by choosing a red one, which will add a little more oomph to the entire look.
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