A traditional South Indian bridal look is the representation of a typical wedding culture, which involves showing, living the tradition, and visiting the temple. A South Indian bride is also known for her exquisite kanjivaram sarees, heavy gems and ornaments, signature hairstyles, and glowing bridal makeup. These are the ways you can know this classical wedding look, and also how to create it yourself:
One of the main dresses of a South Indian bride will be a dazzling kanjivaram saree in either red, green, or gold. Delicate zari work, and the strong fabric of these sarees make them not only beautiful but also a do it yourself symbol of cultural pride.
One of the most dramatic and eye grabbing features of South Indian bridal makeup has been the use of gold jewelry. The total look was made up radically with Layered necklaces, jhumka earrings, maang tikka vaddanam (gold waist belt), and traditional hair accessories, producing a stylish yet timeless look.
One of the leading styles of hair long plait or bun with fresh jasmine (gajra) is the way most brides decorate their hair. This flower not only provides fragrance but also prettiness and completes the bridal look perfectly.
Makeup here should be considered skin perfecting, eye defining with kohl and eyeliner, and shocking lip colors like red or maroon. The round bindi, highlighter, and subtle blush are the things that help the bride to look natural and radiant.
The South Indian bridal style won’t be a real style without the ‘thali’ or mangalsutra, silk bangles, and anklets. Each piece of jewelry is loaded with tradition, which brings spiritual and cultural importance to the outfit.
A traditional South Indian bridal look is an ideal of elegance, the core of the past, and the personal touch of the bride, hence a perfect model of beauty and agelessness for any wedding day.
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