Here Is How To Wear Red Differently At Your Wedding
BY Latha Sunadh | 19 Oct, 2016 | 6188 views | 2 min read
Change the Silhouette
Real bride Rhea wore an Anarkali- gown with cutout detailing instead of a traditional lehenga. The red made it look bridal but it was so simple and sans embroidery.Off-set it with a neutral / sheer beige dupatta
Pic via Sam & Ekta - Sonder Frames; Misha Lakhani
A neutral dupatta paired with red balances out the look beautifully. Add embroidery to it to enhance it and wear it in style!
Add it as an accent dupatta
Adding a rich banarsi red dupatta is a great way to use the color over an unusual gold or monotone off white lehenga. It adds a pop, looks rich and bridal without looking cliche .Add a Train
Make a REAL impact with a red lehenga, with a train trailing behind you.Add a floral waistbelt to make it modern
Sakshi chose a floral dupatta and floral waistbelt, changing up her red lehenga look from traditional to super modern.Add another hue that's closer to red to add depth
Pic via Siddharth Chaudhary Photography / Through the Barrel
Fuchsia or orange are two colours that look great with red - both do a great job in adding one more layer to your look without keeping it just red.
Keep embroideries to a minimum , layer jewellery
Pic via The Wedding Crasher ; Colorblind Production
When you're dealing with a hue like red - it's important to know that minimalism is your friend. That means, keep your embroideries minimum and design minimal. Let the red shine!
Go for red embroidery , not as a base color.
Pic via Neerus Emporio / Asiana Couture - Chandni Chowk
Girls who are afraid of red can go with white and add a bit of red embroidery to it - win-win!