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↓ 15 – Velvet and Banarsi

If you have to attend an Indian winter wedding, make sure you have enough pretty warm outfits, because Indian weddings last for more than a week even if not planned that way. And what’s better than having velvet dresses and net or Banaras dupattas in different colors? If the wedding is of someone in your home, there are 90% chances you’ll get to wear even the simple dresses at some point. Sabyasachi is a formal clothing designer, but here is a piece of him that looks semi-casual and too pretty! You can tailor yourself a similar outfit- velvet kameez shalwar with embroidered borders and a heavily embellished Banaras dupatta!

↓ 14 – How to Wear Silk Duppata to Winter Wedding

Vibrant dupattas are the heart and soul of a wedding outfit. Everyone will probably wear heavy shawls and dupattas at wedding events, which is why you should try something different like a silk dupatta and stand out! Although silk is a must in wedding outfits, very few people think of wearing and styling silk dupattas. It is because carrying them is not an easy task, and getting the right color coordination is no less than a challenge. So, opt for simple Anarkali dresses and wear them with silk dupattas to look decent yet wedding appropriate. Here are all the different Types Of Dupattas And Tutorial On How To Wear Them.

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↓ 13 – Winter Wedding Teenage Outfit

Teenagers are a part of every wedding, and it won’t be wrong to say that they are the most neglected once. Parents are busy with their shopping, tailoring, and last-minute fittings, and these young girls have to wear whatever their mothers hand over them. It might not look bad at that time, but the young girls feel embarrassed when they see the old pictures. So, whether you do your shopping yourself or your mother do it, make sure the outfit is well-fitted, trending, and accessorized properly. Wear outfits like short shirts, tunics, maxis, and lehengas won’t make you look older. Also, keep the makeup, accessories, and your overall look lowkey.