Top 5 South Indian Saree Look for Wedding

A south Indian wedding saree is classic fashion at its best, with vibrant colors, rich silks, temple borders, intricate motifs, and heavy pallus. South Indian culture is a blend of Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, and Malayalam. Vibrant colors and fine craftsmanship characterize cultural wear in all south Indian regions. Heavy pure gold temple-style jewelry, intricate hairstyles, including flowers or the Poola Jada, and simple but striking make-up enhance a south Indian wedding sari. In her wedding attire, a south Indian woman appears to be nothing less than a Goddess.

 

1. Kanchipuram Silk Saree

 

Kanchipuram silk sarees are the most popular sarees in South India for any occasion. Sarees in vibrant colors and zari borders make everyone look sophisticated and attractive. In recent years, the Kanchipuram saree with a large and heavy border has been considered more luxurious.

 

2. Green Color Saree

 

After red, green is the second most popular color in Indian weddings. But it's the different colors of green that make saris unique— dark, light, teal, fluorescent—you can now get saris in every shade of green. Wear a plain green sari with a contrasting blouse for more oomph.

 

3. Pastel Colour Saree

 

Brides are now experimenting with subtle colors, which started as a sangeet and wedding guest choice. The colors are ideal for a wedding in the spring or summer. They complement a wide range of jewelry, including gold, silver, diamond, beads, and pearls.

 

4. Silver Border Saree

 

Silver patterns and borders have the same luxurious appearance as gold zari borders. If you're a bride who likes to try new things, I strongly advise you to join in on this trend. Interestingly, silver border sarees suit gold and diamond jewelry. These saris would be a fantastic choice for female relatives and wedding guests as well.

 

5. Metallic Color Saree

 

Gold Kanjivaram sarees are a popular choice among south Indian brides. All metallic colors, including silver, gold, rose gold, copper, and a combination of metal shades, have been popular recently. Uppada Tissue sarees and metallic linen sarees have recently become the sarees for wedding guests.