Latest punjabi wedding fashion

If you are finding the dresses of different culture then you are at right place. Today we talk about punjabi culture.

In today time fashion is most popular style that are used by the people. In 21st century there are hardly any person who is unaware of the fashion sense. Specially teenagers boys and girls shows competitive spirit among each other by dressing smartly with their up-to-date looks which shows their fashion sense.Fashion not only contain clothing it all include footwear, makeup , hairstyles, accessories and body proportion . This day-to-day changing fashion create challenging environment for the designers who has to design new dresses with innovative ideas so that they can also compete with their competitors and provide their customers the latest fashion trends. People all over the world putting extra efforts to
buy fashionable cloths take latest cut to show variety of style . Fashion changes overtime either in colors or in style .

Fashion in India

Clothing in India is depend upon different culture and religious. There are different Religious people in India and all have there dressing style. like Hinduism, Sikhism, Islam, Christianity are some religious people in India who have their own way of dressing .

Punjabi culture

Punjabi wedding dresses

The Punjabi suit is the traditional dress of women in the Punjab region. It is made up of a kurta or kameez and a straight cut salwar.
In some parts of the Punjab region, men also wear the Punjabi suit. we can wear the patiala suit with long as well as short shirt(which is also known as kameez).
In today's time girls also prefer to wear lehenga choli on their wedding.

Jewellery

Punjabi girls love to wear all these jewellery on there wedding with their wedding dresses

Chooda:

It bring good luck for the newly couple. Also, red color is very important color for a married women in India as it strength the bond between a couple. The girl wearit for minimum period of 40 days and maximum 1.5 years.

kalira:

The significance is to provide good wishes to the bride and to remind her of her cousins and friends whom she is going to leave behind when she gets married.
Also, the coconut shape of the kalire is symbolic that she never runs out of food in the new home, while the metal symbolises wealth and prosperity.

Jhumka(earrings)

The punjabi girls mostly wear jhumka(earring) with there dresses. These jhumka looks beautiful with wedding dresses and make them more gracefull.

Maang tikka

The maang tikka is a typically Indian hair adornment, placed on the bride’s hairline with a drop pendant that gracefully sits on her forehead. Traditionally, an Indian woman wore a maang tikka for the first time on her wedding day. Today women not only in India, but across the world wear the maang tikka as a fashion statement, with traditional Indian attire and sometimes even with western wear! This gorgeous Indian hair accessory, has captured the imagination of the fashion world, and has become an extremely coveted wardrobe essential.

Jhanjar(payal)

Jhanjar is popularly known as payal which is help one to re vibrate the energy to their own body.

It is very famous jewellery part from the tradition and even most popular among Indian women.

Punjabi Jutti(Mojaris)

punjabi jutti is most fomous in punjab. It is a type of footwear common in north India and neighboring regions. They are traditionally made up of leather and with extensive embroidery, in real gold and silver thread as inspired by Indian royalty over 400 years ago.
In today's time punjabi weddings also wear sandals with their lehanga choli.