Since weddings are so important in our lives, it is therefore no wonder why couples tend to pay ultimate attention to details of their special day. But the most outstanding feature of any wedding is the attire worn by both husband and wife. What to wear on their wedding day always presents a big decision situation for both of them. For the groom he may readily decide to go with the salwar kameez, it may seem that it is easier for him to decide. This is however not so for the bride. For her there are several options she has to choose from. She may decide to go with the bridal sari which is exquisite and glamorous in its own right. She may however decide to go with the bridal lehenga which also stands out when embellished with the right accessories.
Ideally, the salwar kameez worn by the groom can go with either of the two bridal attires. So it all comes down to the bride to decide which attire she feels will provide her with the best opportunity to create memories that will last forever. As for the sari, it has an understandable need to preserve some basic components of the attire. This is understandable because of the cultural sentiments attached to it. This is not so for the lehenga as it enjoys some leeway with how designs and concepts are devised around it. This may therefore prove it to be the preferred option for most brides. The bride has an ultimate need to dress her best but tradition can only permit so much modifications and alteration to the traditional attires worn for weddings in India and other Asian regions.
Another big decision to make beyond which kind attire to wear is what colour to wear. This is a key decision because she has to factor in compatibility into the situation. Whatever colour she decides has to be comfortable with her groom who perhaps has no problem deciding to wear a nicely sewn salwar kameez. If she decides to go with a sari, then she may not have too much problem deciding what colour to use because of the customary attachments with the attire. As for the bridal lehenga, there might be a considerable challenge with making such a decision about what colour to use. The attire is worn with plenty of accessories and these accessories might be selective of colour. More often than not, brides tend to go with the colour red for this attire. This applied appropriately, will often yield the best of results for the bride.
Eventually, the bride's decision of which attire to wear mostly depends on what look she desires most for her special day. If she wants the customary attire that promotes tradition and culture, then the sari is the answer. However, if she wants a fine mixture of culture and modernization, then the bridal lehenga is the way to go. The groom has little or no issue, as all he has to do is step out in his elegant salwar kameez and all is set for the most memorable day of his life. Ultimately, the most important thing is to look beautiful in whatever attire you decide to wear, and then have fun to the fullest on your special day.
