11 Haldi Outfit Ideas For Brides: From Classic To #Hatke & More!

This saree by Ritu Kumar features a stunning silhouette, with ruffles cascading in perfect tiers for an overall snatched look. The extravagant sequinned blouse beautifully balances the simplicity of the saree. It fits perfectly around the hips and has a flowing design towards the end, which we find truly lovely. Made from viscose, the saree is durable, lightweight, and breathable, making it an excellent choice for the haldi ceremony and suitable for many other occasions as well.

How To Style: Pair this saree with flowing hair, glittery stilettos, and a statement hair accessory or hairband. Don’t forget to accessorise with a chic clutch!

We love that Shararas flatter most body types! They're easy and comfortable to wear, offering plenty of room for movement. This one from Devnaagri is made from organza and features delicate white embroidered flowers that add a touch of beauty. If you’re looking for something different, this set is also available in a striking pink colour!

How To Style: Given the flow of the outfit, we recommend wearing your hair in a bun. Keep the jewellery minimal, focusing on statement earrings for a chic look.

Nothing beats a beautiful lehenga that allows for those perfect twirling moments, especially when you’re the main character of the event. This lehenga by Basanti Kapde Aur Koffee features a heavy blouse with intricate detailing. The three-piece set, consisting of a blouse, lehenga, and dupatta, showcases exquisite mirror, resham, thread, and zari work, all crafted from georgette material.

How To Style: Complete the look with a stunning yet comfortable pair of stilettos, a stack of bangles, and a gorgeous pair of jhumkas.

If you prefer a lighter look for your lehenga, consider this yellow floral option. It features a full flare, a v-neckline blouse, large floral motifs, and balloon sleeves for added flair. The lehenga can be customised for size and is made from chanderi fabric. Both pieces can also be styled individually, making it one of our favourite haldi outfit ideas.

How To Style: When styling this ensemble, focus on accessories, particularly earrings and bracelets. A choker that complements the neckline of the blouse would also enhance the overall look.

To stand out among those wearing yellow, consider this modernized Anarkali. It features intricate detailing around the neckline and large floral prints in shades of pink and white, complemented by a mix of lime green and light green as the base. The drawstring closure cinches your waist for a flattering silhouette, and the overall flowy design is perfect for a haldi ceremony.

How To Style: Despite the Anarkali's intricate details, don’t hesitate to embrace bling through your accessories. Opt for statement dangling earrings, stunning hair accessories, and finish off with an array of rings for a complete look.

Many brides love to wear a mix of white and yellow for their haldi ceremony. This haldi look allows the colours of the haldi and flower arrangements to truly shine through in the moment and in photos. While staining on your clothes might be a concern, we see it as a cherished memory for years to come! We appreciate that this lehenga set is available in 10 sizes (from XS to 6XL). If you prefer an option with a bit more yellow in the lehenga, check out this one from Devnaagri.

How To Style: Pair this lehenga with a stunning maathapatti and jhumkas, and add a beautiful stack of bangles to complete the look.

Masaba's collection has been nothing short of stunning, and this floral suit set beautifully combines floral prints with bold work around the borders and dupatta. The deep V-neckline provides just the right amount of negative space to balance the heavy prints. Made of chanderi fabric, the set features embellished and sequinned details.

How To Style: Pair this outfit with traditional statement heels and a striking pair of earrings. To elevate the look further, add a string of glittery hair accessories.

If you're a bride seeking a minimal and simple haldi outfit, this kurta set is perfect for you. It's plain, crisp, and beautifully put together. The A-line structure of the kurta adds an elegant and clean touch. Made from chanderi silk, the set is available in seven sizes (XS to 3XL), making it a great choice for a low-key bride.

How To Style: We recommend wearing your hair down and pairing the suit with beautiful embellished juttis. Complete the look with a statement pair of silver bangles.

A bride who wants to embrace the yellow colour while still standing out can opt for this cape set. The silhouette is easy and flowy, featuring hand embroidery on the top. We recommend pairing this simple haldi look with statement accessories to elevate the outfit.

How To Style: Keep the jewellery and accessories minimal, as the dress itself is quite bold with its embellishments and fabric. Focus on adding statement dangling earrings to complete the look.

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

How To Style: Pair the look with a statement choker and wear your hair in a sleek bun.

This pink and white floral lehenga is one we’d happily choose over yellow! While it’s predominantly white, the abundance of pink flowers and lovely details on the blouse ensure it stands out. Our favourite feature is the cape with gold accents, which transforms the entire look. This four-piece set includes a lehenga, blouse, cape, and belt, is made of organza, and is available in eight sizes (XS to XL).

How To Style: Add floral accessories to your hair, opt for a bold lip, and pair it with statement earrings. We also recommend bold, chunky bangles to complete the look.

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