11 Best Haldi Outfits For Brides: From Classic To #Hatke & More!

This saree by Ritu Kumar has a beautiful silhouette, and the ruffles fall in perfect tiers to give a snatched look overall. The over-the-top sequenced blouse balances out the plain saree. From the looks of it, the saree fits perfectly near the hip area and has a more flowing design towards the end, which looks beautiful in our opinion. The material used is viscose, so it's going to be durable, lightweight and breathable! 

We love that shararas look good on most body types! They're also easy and comfortable to wear and give you a lof of room for movement. This one from Devnaagri is made from Organza and has white embroidered flowers all over that look delicate and beautiful. This same set is also available in a striking pink colour if you wish to wear something different than everyone else! 

Nothing beats a beautiful lehenga that gives you your twirling moment, especially when you are the main character of the event. This lehenga by Basanti Kapde Aur Koffee has a heavy blouse with lots of intricate work. The three-piece set with the blouse, lehenga and dupatta features mirror, resham, thread and zari work throughout and is made of georgette material.

If you wish to go slightly lighter on the look of the lehenga, then go for a printed one like this yellow floral lehenga. It's got a full flare, v-neckline blouse, huge floral motifs and balloon sleeves for the added oomph. The lehenga can be made in customised size and is made of crepe fabric.

To stand out in the midst of everyone wearing yellow, you could opt for this modernised anarkali. It features intricate work around the neckline and big floral prints in shades of pink and white with what appears to be a mix of lime green and light green colour as the base. The drawstring closure will help cinch your waist for a more flattering look, and the overall silhouette of the anarkali is flowy and easy, just what you'd want for a haldi ceremony.

Many brides love to wear a mix of white and yellow on their haldi. This haldi look for brides lets the colours of haldi and flower arrangements really shine through in the moment and in the photos. The only drawback might be the staining on your clothes, but we look at it more like a memory to cherish for years to come! We love the fact that this lehenga set is available in 10 sizes (XS to 6XL). If you want an option with a little more yellow on the lehenga, then check out this one from Devnaagri.

Masaba's collection has been nothing short of beautiful, and this floral suit set has a mix of both floral print and bold work around the borders and dupatta. In our opinion, the deep V-neckline gives you enough negative space to balance out the heavy prints too. The set is made of chanderi material with embellished and sequence work.

A bride who wants to rock the yellow colour but still wants to stand out can wear this cape set. The silhouette is easy and flowy with hand embroidery work on the top. We'd recommend pairing this simple haldi look for the bride with statement accessories to take the outfit up a notch. 

If over the top had a picture, it would look like this. This cutwork layered lehenga is definitely a unique haldi outfit idea for the bride. The floral cutwork on the skirt looks stunning, and the jacket-style blouse has beautiful colourful florals embroidered all over it, truly embodying the spirit of a haldi ceremony. 

Are you the attendee? Here are some outfit options for you. And bridesmaids! Here are a bunch of outfit options for you! If you're the bride and looking for reception looks, head here.