Wedding Lehenga and Choli – 5 Tips to Choose the Right One for You


Wedding lehenga and choli - from classic to contemporary and now haute couture, wedding lehengas have come a long way. 

 Decorated with intricate embroidery work and embellished with precious stones, pearl, zari and other decorate elements, a lehenga choli transforms an Indian bride into a beautiful damsel descended from heaven.

 Some tips to keep in mind while choosing a lehenga and choli:

 1. The colour you choose should complement your complexion.
2. Ensure the lehenga and choli fit you perfectly - neither too tight nor too loose. 
3. If you are short, go in for a square neck or a ‘U’ cut for your choli with vertical designs which makes you look taller.
4. Women with heavy bust should avoid heavy embroidery choli and in contrast should opt for a simple choli but a heavy decorative lehenga.
5. Plus size women should avoid dark shades and stick to light shades such as off white, beige, or light yellow.

 Today, with some many options available, a wonderful lehenga and choli is just a wish-away.

Location: India

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