Bridal saree with veil

Gorgeous refined dusty pink bridal saree

There's something just so gorgeous about a bride with a veil! Even if you don't want to wear one on your big day, we'd highly recommend getting a visually-appealing portrait clicked using your dupatta...

The most beautiful Indian bridal look is right here. 😍If you are a saree lover then take cues from this gorgeous bride @pratibhaa_ who ditched red lehenga for this stunning Sabyasachi red saree. 😍❤ Bride: @pratibhaa_ Follow @wishnwed for Indian wedding inspiration #indianbride #sabyasachisaree #sari #saree #redsaree #weddingsaree #bridalsaree #nepalibride #nepaliwedding #indianbridallook #sareedesigns #sareelove #sareedraping #indianwedding #indianweddings #sareestyle #sareeblouse…

Just a quick search on ‘latest Indian bridal trends’ or a scroll through your Instagram feed will show you how popular veils have become in Indian weddings. Here's how you can nail the trend.

A chandbali bridal veil with a trailing head dupatta. We've already given you a lot of info about your bridal dupatta - how many should you carry, how to wear it, etc. But this time, it's just about some stunning dupattas we spotted. Dupattas that add so much more to the outfit than just extra fabric! Who knew bridal dupattas could be experimented with so much?

A beguiling multicultural wedding that took its guests on a journey of India!

A bridal veil adds some sort of mystery, a bit of a fairy tale element to the overall look. The minute we think of dramatic veils we think of obviously Princess Ds long veil or closer to home Priy...

Adorned in sheer opulence with our exquisite lavender Banarasi tissue saree, a marvel embroidered in delicate champagne gold Zardosi, ornamented with a rose-coloured veil embellished with scalloped embroidery and pearl accents. The sari drapes gracefully, imparting an air of sublime grandeur and refinement to the ensemble.

There's something just so gorgeous about a bride with a veil! Even if you don't want to wear one on your big day, we'd highly recommend getting a visually-appealing portrait clicked using your dupatta...