Finally...my brother is not a bachelor anymore. Here's the pic of him with his bride.
Her wedding lehenga was embroidered and embellished with stones and weighed 10 kilos (22 Pounds). It'll be reaching our home soon and then I'll show you some close up pics. My brother's sherwani was also embellished with stones.
On the other hand,my sari for the wedding was lightweight with simple embroidery patches and sequins all over. The fabric was net and hence not heavy at all.Here it is..
Here is a close up of the embroidery on the sari. The sari in itself has three colors - Peach,Pink and Purple.
Since we're talking about wedding attire, why leave the footwear behind? My footwear for the marriage also had some embroidery in it and lots of stones. You can click on the pic for a better view.
What you see below is my DH's pair of Jootis. Jootis do not have left and right foot distinction. You can wear them on any foot.
Well, I'll stop it here though there's lots to show and tell. For two days, we were treated like royals , made to eat non stop ( I need to check how much I have gained) , and made to dance non stop (maybe that would've kept me from gaining too much). It was fun and a welcome change from the daily routine and mundane chores. The only thought that bothers me is what should be done with all these stuff we've bought.The biggest issue with the wedding attire is that they cannot be repeated. Such a colossal waste!!
Will come back with some pictures of SIL's wedding dress and her jewellery.
Till then,
Love,luck and sunshine...
Deepa
Her wedding lehenga was embroidered and embellished with stones and weighed 10 kilos (22 Pounds). It'll be reaching our home soon and then I'll show you some close up pics. My brother's sherwani was also embellished with stones.
On the other hand,my sari for the wedding was lightweight with simple embroidery patches and sequins all over. The fabric was net and hence not heavy at all.Here it is..
Here is a close up of the embroidery on the sari. The sari in itself has three colors - Peach,Pink and Purple.
Since we're talking about wedding attire, why leave the footwear behind? My footwear for the marriage also had some embroidery in it and lots of stones. You can click on the pic for a better view.
What you see below is my DH's pair of Jootis. Jootis do not have left and right foot distinction. You can wear them on any foot.
Will come back with some pictures of SIL's wedding dress and her jewellery.
Till then,
Love,luck and sunshine...
Deepa
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