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I found alia's wedding dress very classy and elegant. I also want it minimal and graceful dress for my wedding, I really don't want to wear lehnga which you would never wear after your marriage. Atleast saree can be utilized in many occasions and attending others wedding too 😁 I believe in reusing, recycling 😁
But girls ke liye her marriage day it’s like dream jis din sirf log usse hi dekhate rahete agar uss din ham best ready na ho to kab hoge uske siva ham or kishi din pe Itne ache ready nai hote or vese bhi actress Kon sa ak bar pahena dress dusri bar pahenti hai 😂😂 and I think aaliya vo sab miss kar diya and jyada tar ladkiya apne wedding day par acha makeup acha dress ache hair yahi chahegi vo or kishi din par nahi karne milega ak din hai jab ham ak real queen lagte hai apni life ke full of traditional look in our hindu ritirivaj 😌😌😌
@sushmita choudhary ..I also have same thinking as yours...i also think saree would do better because we can rewear many times..i love Alia's lehenga and makeup..i rarely like heavy makeup..
Moreover in if people have little knowledge about astrology, Mars planet is responsible for marriage and thus brides are asked to wear red color . Aap log chahe mazak bana lo... but there are the reasons to wear red.. rest it's all your choice
I prefer pastle or nude colors in general but occasion like wedding or other day I think I'll like bright or traditional colors like red . But it will be only my decision. so , what Celebs wear in their wedding it's their decision. yeah, maybe we personally don't prefer that but we can't say bad about their choices.
Exactly our tradition says to wear red or yellow in a marriage puja etc it's called shubh colour and Bollywood always attack on Hindu rituals and culture we all know how they r
Alia actually looked very pretty. I'm not a fan of red lehengas personally so I really liked how she kept everything pastel yet beautiful. Idk why people are hating on her
@@shamihareza5207 It's not boring at all just cause you don't like it. I'm sure many more girls like me would like red colour for their lehengas. Red lehengaaa me naa dulhan wala feel aata hai ! Different people with different choices.
I personally didn't really like Alia's wedding dress because I'm more into traditional colors... But I don't think it'll be right if Alia starts criticizing me about it. I don't get why people think it's right for them to criticize a celebrity's taste. 🙄
Same here, I like traditional colors and didn't liked Alia's dress and low makeup look at her wedding, but that's ok because it's her big day she has full right to choose whatever she likes to wear
I fell Alia wedding look was just so chill and royal when I first saw their pic I was shook that they are married and also that she looked so happening without any effort on her special day..loved her outfit and so of blessings to her new life.......
I loved all the pictures of the wedding, including all the dresses... It was a simple wedding at their home with only family people, butso much warmth and happiness... Also, theygot married in a very hurry, and planned the wedding in 15 days, because alia's maternal grandfather is unwell.. So people should be sensitive about commenting on their marriage theme, simplicity and outfits... It take one second for us to comment something bad, but fir them its the most special and emotional day of their life ❤❤
Kudos to Alia for choosing a low makeup look. In India we have a trend of making girls look their "bestest" on their "big day" where there faces get so much painted in the name of bridal makeup that they look nothing like themselves. What beauty are we admiring when it's not even the way the person actually looks. Bridal make-ups aren't make-ups, they're make overs. Makeup was made to enhance facial features to appear better on camera, idhar toh pura insan ka chehra hi badal dete hain only to look your "best" on your "big day" without actually looking like yourself.
@@sancharidas792if u tell makeup artists ki aapko face pe painting karne wala makeup nhi chahiye toh wo log offend ho jate hai ye bolke ki we are professionals and we know what we're doing and bridal makeup aisa hi hota hai. Kisne bnaya standards ye sab? 😵🤣🤣🤣 Customer ko nhi chahiye waisa toh mat karo na. how difficult is that 😵🤣🤣🤣
I personally loved the intimate wedding they had. But was a little disappointed because Alia suits best in traditional clothes and her ads or movie wedding pics are so dead drop gorgeous, more than her wedding ones😭. Still love them and not my place to speak
I am from Assam. We Assamese bride wear white in our wedding. Does that make us boring? I think not. People should broaden their horizons. Punjabi / north india ke bahar bhi log rehte hai who doesn't necessarily wear only red in their weddings.
@@hht6676 True, Malayalis also wear the cream and gold combination Kasavu saree like Assamese in their main wedding. Later in reception brides often wear bright colours in both of the states. Then there are Gujurati brides who wear contrast of white and red. Plus, Oriyas traditionally wore yellow and red contrast saree,as well as in some parts of UP.Hinduism isn't a limited concept, and it's an embraced rather being forced upon religion, so people from different region accepted it and as well as added their own unique cultural touch! 🙏
Seriously!!!I m from karnataka and was brought up in andhra ,telangana aur yaha par bhi koi rule nahi hai ki red hi pehno,white and black nahi pehente lekin baaki saare millions of color shades pehnte hai...mostly telugu people wear dark green color,red is very rare.Ye movies me red saree dikhate hai aur iske chakkar me sab pagal hogaye hai.Delhi aur punjab ke bahar bhi ek India hai north wale logo ko samajhna chahiye
I loved her looks and the whole vibe of their wedding. From no where I feel that she is not looking like a bride. This is all made up in our mind that a bride should only look like this or that. We ourselves stereotype the things. It should be personal choice of the bride and groom how they want their wedding look or wedding itself to be.
@me yes , even people forget that in many parts of our country brides still wear sarees only and if we go back in time saree was the attire of a bride. So all those who say pastel is not traditional ..dude why don't you choose saree for your own wedding if you are so much traditional. And tradition is not only about attire it is about your whole wedding. These so called traditional people want hen's party before there wedding, they want to do dj sangeet not our traditional dholki wala where all ladies used to sing and dance, they don't want to use that kumkum that was in our tradition. I bet many of them get bored and thinks when these rituals will stop when pandit ji chants those mantras but they everywhere talk about tradition. Not all are like that but most of them are.
people have problem with everything - me 2022 also the sticker might prevent photo being misused many people do that when they post something on internet
I personally loved their understated wedding and look. They set a great example that even if u are an A plus celeb u can have a simple elegant private wedding and looks .
I think brides should be allowed to choose their look for a wedding rather than the society dictating her what the colour of her bridal wear should be, what she should wear, her make up, accessories, her expressions, her posture everything is monitored and judged. In many cases, brides aren't even allowed to eat dinner lol..it's still very common. We all should let brides be and let them breathe. Come on alleast women need to come forward support eachother.
I don't think that every tradition should go through this in the name of breaking stereotype... Some things should be kept as it is.. It's her choice to wear whatever she feels like wearing at her own wedding and I don't have anything to say about that... But naming this as breaking stereotype is I believe unnecessary.. We shouldn't forget our roots... Sab he agar stereotype k. Nare laga laga k sb kuch hi karna chod de to fir apna kuch bachega he nahi apna culture aur tradition kehne ko fir sex in the city jyse movies par galat representation k liye khudko he kosna padega...
I personally loved the look she pulled off at her wedding. It was elegant and classy. And I liked her simple makeup.She looked beautiful. The outfit fit in really well with the wedding theme. 😍
I don't know about what people think about it,dont care about trollers. But I found her look extremely classy and mesmerizing. She was looking beautiful. Light make up. The dress is something unique.. It's her choice. She was the bride.. It should be her choice not your trollers...
I loved the wedding more than looks. It was so elegant, simple, intimate and Ranbir looked so happy, happier than the bride in mehendi pics. This was a first. I guess Ranbir really is a very private person after all his previous relationships
I like her wedding dress it was unique And elegant. ❣️ White symbolises grace.😌 I personally like light colours. Her no make up look was amazing.....she glowed. I don't know what's wrong in being simple.😶
Tbh I don't think that the comment "white on wedding is not an option in my family" Was a huge sort of troll or something. It was humorous. Besides, I loved Alia bhatt's look and I also love watching your videos.
Exactly, who cares what's an option in other peoples families. Most of the women here are ignorant and jealous. What happened to supporting each other . Let people be who they want
Alia just broke soo many stereotypes.. white is not simple it's a colour of peace and elegance... And I too like simple and not too loud marriages.. but they enjoyed in their wedding.. colour of her lehenga just matched the whole vibe and she nailed it...
No offense, but calling our roots as stereotype is a sort of insult to it.. apart from that you can use some other statement but wearing red on wedding isn't a stereotype first of all... If it is so, then why did she had red coloured sindoor? She should go for white colour gulaal instead. So please do not disrespect hindu customs on the name of stereotypes. There are other girls who love wearing heavy makeup on their big day and if they will hear such statements, it will be a sort of insult to them as well..
Wearing red on wedding is not a stereotype but our culture and tradition. There is difference between stereotyping and following tradition. Of course it was Alia's choice to wear whatever she wants but regarding it as breaking a stereotype is absolutely stupid.
@@dee0019 i mean clothing colour choices and sindoor are completely different paths ig and breaking stereotypes isn’t an insult it is doing something different than everyone else does also i don’t think no god said white promotes something bad in fact it promotes peace also that is off white and golden
@@Pikachu-sv9ql stereotype is a stereotype no matter what is your view regarding that.. Christians wear white on their wedding, why don't they go for black or something else? Because it is their culture and not just a stereotype to be broken. So I think if wearing red lehenga is a stereotype then applying red sindoor is a stereotype as well. See, this is completely their choice what they opt for but they are somewhere forgetting their customs and setting new typical standards which are completely baseless.
Very well said...they are celebrities that is why they are criticized..infact wearing white is not something new....there are so many non famous girls that wore white way before her....so nothing new according to me. The intimate wedding is a very good example to many indian families that spend soo much money just to show to the world... I am a traditional so i feel white is too much...as white is in our culture the colour for funeral....have you ever seen somebody in red for a funeral? No..right! ..so the traditions can be changed slightly not all....and this is not only for india...i mean here in italy bride wear only white because that is a tradition so we should always follow that
I think even in a simple attire she was looking stunning!!!… well only she can pull this off I guess… Simple makeup and looking like yourself on the wedding day is a great idea rather than putting all that Cakey makeup on face and eyes.
I really liked how you have evolved as a channel. I remember few days back you were bashing a “non celebrity bride” for bashing a DG Guy for not playing the song he was told to play at the bride’s entry. Good that you are learning and growing. Even better that you are respecting a “celebrity bride’s” choices. As far as Neha Kakkar is concerned, she was giving money to beggars which promotes child trafficking. Those who have lost their kids only can understand the gravity of such acts.
Simple???...All i could think while looking at Alia and Ranbir's pictures was how cute and classy they were looking....specially Alia was looking extra adorable❤❤
I am fromm Assam and in my state bride used to wear white dress insted of red it's our tradition .....a bright not always recognised by only red dress ...so I don't know what wrng if she wore White colour dress it none of our Business
I think Alia was looking stunning in that minimal makeup and that pretty saree. She was looking the same as I have thought I would look on my wedding, a minimalist bride. Even her wedding was so simple, no destination wedding, no faaltu ka kharcha, just a simple sweet ceremony.
Wearing red on wedding is not sterotype. It was meant that way for a reason, Shadi is a big auspicious event of everyone's life, SHAGUN KA KAAM (auspicious event)...like ways every colour represents it's own aura and vibrance .every colour gives different vibes, different meaning, different feeling,so in our Hinduism RED is considered priority for auspicious work/shagun ka kaam..shagun ke kaam mei red involved rehta hai,be it any rasam in Hindu cultures...may be because red gives that sort of vibes, which makes it appropriate for most important shagun event ( wedding) of life..that's how we landed with Reds and pinks on weddings...not just blindly..there might be some significance to use of colour red,pinks on wedding days in weddings.....so,firstly this is not sterotype. 2ndly truly everyone has right to wear whatever they like on their wedding day ...but bashing someone who is following red/pink trend on their wedding is also not right...... Hindus ke sab traditions ka significance hai,usko bhi samjhna chahiye before going totally out of the way to prove your point ...bride can also look simple in red lehnga too....nazariya 🙏
I am an Assamese. I am a Hindu , but we wear white during our marriage. So kya isse hum kam hindu ban jate hai? Bengalis bhi white with red border pehente hai, are they any less hindu? South Indians bhi white with gold border pehente hai, kya woh hindu nahi? Let's not attach a particular colour to the vast ocean of Hinduism. North India ke bahar bhi Hindus rehte hai. Kindly don't mind I am just adding to the conversation
@@hht6676 when did I say that ap kamm hindu ho jate ho agar ap white pehnte ho??? I just tried to tell people that wearing red is not stereotype by giving some points.....and shagun ke naam mei red hota hai,sindoor/tilak red, mouli/dhaga on wrist mostly red, suhagan mostly wear red bindis ..by saying all that I am not saying this is norm but that generally people do follow this bcz of reason. Every colour has its own vibe ...every colour reflects its own energy.... I am not degrading anyone's culture here..
@@hht6676 you misunderstood my point. Wearing other colours doesn't make anyone less hindu..i just meant every colour has it's significance ..and we should not say that someone is breaking stereotypes by not wearing red on wedding..... 🙏
Well, if we like them or not, it doesn't matters. It was their day, and against everyone's opinion, they got married as they wanted..raha about color, toh c'mon We're moving ahead from red only. There are many weddings where a bride doesn't prefers red and that's okay, not just celebrity but also other brides.. Pastel are a thing now a days and if she wanted off white what's wrong in this? Ppl just need some excuse to talk about her.. Infact we should be happy that b-town is breaking the monotony by bringing more colors and lesser make-up.. Last thing is that mostly actresses are married now, toh ab ye married actress are less appealing wala stigma bhi khatm Hone lgega. It's a win win.
Personally I found Alia's outfit very elegant😍They both were looking beautiful👌🏻 m thinking of something like that only wearing on my wedding in this June😊
reminds me of a "say yes to the dress" Or something series clip. She was miss universe? Don't remember well, but she won some top beauty pageant, the dress she chose despite having wore several expensive better looking gowns, was a simple elegant white gown. She wanted that look... so i guess some prefer simplicity in the face of forever glamour in special times 🤷♀️
It is obvious that every individual have different plans for their big day but the way media shows it is something that really disturbs me. Calling hindu customs as stereotype is something that cause disrespect and ache... It's good that she opt for white but calling her a bride who broke stereotypes of wearing red colour dress was really awkward. She was looking decent at all but the grace of a bride was somewhere missing from her face. Instead, I loved Deepika and Katrina as bride in comparison with Alia but I'm happy for Alia and Ranbir that they are finally together ❤️😊
I think she looked awesome but deepika and Katrina look better than Alia in western dress while Alia looks best in traditional dress. If you have seen Alia in manyaveer ads, 2 states wedding dress, or Raazi wedding dress then she looked so pale in comparison. This traditional outfit is her forte and I was looking forward to it. So yeah I was disappointed
@@narufan5999 Yes, you are right..I loved her appearance as bride on screen but going for this outfit was totally her call... anyways best wishes for her future ❤️
Alia is adorable 😍 and she has a pure soul 💖...she doesn't showoff even she kept herself natural by not doing makeup. She says that she doesn't wanted to do makeup in her wedding , it shows her simplicity ❤️. I love her ❤️........"People will keep saying they never satisfied by anything, they always find negativity in everything no matter what you do , So just be yourself. "🥰
Many of the fan pages were promoting her looks and degrading general brides that they put on a lot of makeup and wear a pop colour lehnga but they should be simple like alia and learn from her simplicity and all..... Why can't they learn that every person dreams of their wedding in their own way... And every bride is perfect whether she goes for no makeup look or a full makeup look with bright red lehengas.....
Those were few in comparison to the posts hating her. You have no idea what it is like for Alia in social media. She gets trolled by a certain section for LITERALLY everything. So some of her fan pages sometimes go overboard.
@@narufan5999 i am not defending the people who hate on her... I just picked out another point which I didn't like in addition to the so called fan pages hating on her...
@PrAcHi PrIyA and I didn’t disagree with you as I said some fans always go overboard in every fandom. Plus I do believe she as a big superstar broke some wedding rules like you need to wear heavy makeup during wedding and what not. So credit should also be given where due. I was just explaining a little bit about some fan’s behavior. But hating other brides was something I saw on very very scarce quantity and I literally followed every post and comments😂. I guess you saw more of those comments
@@narufan5999 yes that's true... I saw only one post on my insta feed which was hating her for her simple and elegant look but I saw around 7-8 posts hating on other brides... So i guess we both saw different scenarios 😂😂
We at Assam wear white mekhela chador with golden embroidery on our wedding day. And we like to keep it minimal..so I loved her minimal and sobber look
Ngl her wedding lehenga wasn't giving at all but we should not troll her for what she was wearing. we are no one to judge her choices. If she is happy then the colour doesn't matter.
It was so disheartening to see her get criticized for this because I myself didn’t wear a lehenga at my wedding and chose to wore a similar colored sari instead, with nude makeup. I was happy to see her doing the same but then everyone started trolling. 😔 she looks beautiful regardless and it’s her choice what she wants to wear so I just don’t understand this.
Aliaa looked best in white n that simple no makeup look N after all it's her wedding.wo kuchbho pehnee..red is nowadays boring ...I always prefered white or baby pink or light color dress for bride. She was unique in that case
When I see her wedding pics I also found it very simple with minimalistic makeup....But it's her choice..Most of the in her movies and advertising she wore very heavy kind of wedding outfits and makeup but in her wedding she wants something simple then it's ok...Even kajol wore simple navwari saree in her wedding..
Mere opinion mei hamare culture mei white tab pehna jata hai jb death hoti hai vaise ye compulsory nhi hai pr shadi ke liye bhi appropriate nhi.. Shayad tabhi log bol rhe vrna koi or colour hota to shayad nhi bolte..
That’s not true as I’ve seen in south India also some ppl wear white & white flowers are also used frequently & it was not funeral white it was cream type colour
@@niki9958 white kapdo ke liye bola hai flowers ke liye nhi.. India mein vaise white bhi pehnate hain Bengali tradition Mein per Inki shaadi Bengali tradition ke hisab se nahin Hui Hai.. Or white ho crem ek tarah se liya jata hai..
Personally I never liked Alia, but I just loved her n her entire look on her wedding day🤍 She was looking classy n gorgeous at the same time.. Decoration, Contumes, makeup.. everything were so simple that I think a normal middle class person can easily afford it. Even their family members like Kareena, Karishma, Neetu ji etc, They'll looked simply beautiful n elegant that day. Tbh, After Virat-Anushka's wedding, I loved Alia n Ranbir's wedding alot.. Simple n classy🤍
Many are commenting that Alia didn't wear makeup and if the same is done in simple middle-class households, then people mock instead of praise. The irony is that Alia did have light makeup on and she spends thousands of bucks on _regular_ spas, skincare and makeup products which automatically makes the base for doing makeup flawless. But normal Indian women do not have the access to that. 🤦🏻♀️
When I saw them for the first time I was totally awestruck, I mean totally!! Kept watching their photos the whole evening. It felt like wow she is looking like an angel, how beautiful simple yet elegant they're looking. Then I read some comments about hating her look. I was so surprised, how can people hate this simple things. She is not showing off nothing. Then I realized may be people are so complicated and negative for no reason 😂🤦♀. Personally I feel with the raise of popularity of instagram, it has put so much pressure into brides for perfect lehenga, makeup and photography. In the name of bridal makeup, mua are caking up too much foundation and it has become a standard. For someone like me who loves minimalist makeup and attire I got inspired a lot by how her makeup was so natural yet it made her beauty shine through. Ik wedding is once in a lifetime for us, but rather than looking like someone else with too much makeup I'd rather choose looking like the better version of me on my wedding day.
People who are calling Alia Bhatt's outfit as simple and sober or calling out on Kapoor's just think once about how heavy heartedly they too had to carry on with all the functions and events without Rishi ji.. you never know how Ranbir or Neetu singh ji would be feeling deep down while celebrating all of this without him ❤️❤️agar woh hote toh shayad scenario same nahi hota
I don't care what she wears, the only thing is that celebrities endores all this wedding brands for the big fat wedding, so people who gets influence by it should understand whether they really want it or not and I love your Videos.
Kyouki hum hindu white kapade tab pehnte hai jab kise ki death hote hai Or agar inko phenen hai toh phene but calling ki wearing white on marriage is breaking stereotypes is not accepted kyonki red phenna culture hai hamara koi stereotype nhi And we should respect our culture not call it stereotype
Yes you are right at first I was so afraid to talk with others because I felt what if I am judging by others but i started watching your videos I have some confidence to talk with people without fear...because of you thank you so much...and loves your videos
Why are people behaving like this is yhe first time any indian bride has opted for white on her wedding...gujrati brides, even some bengali brides and south indian brides wear white.. esa lag rha hai log sirf delhi punjabi brides ko dekh ke ye bol rhe hain...
I am Assamese and in our culture bride and groom wear white at the time of wedding. Reception day they can wear any colour. White is not a taboo colour for bride
Alia bhatt is British born Indian actor so she follow her roots wearing white on weeding, cutting cake and drinking Champagne so... She married to a Indian guy but following her culture in the weeding . So we don't have to surprise 👀
I feel her saree color was not white it was off white or cream!!to each his own,are we so free in world to criticise each and everyone?Not getting paid for that ,so just chill folks!!
Idk why ppl are saying ‘she doesn’t look like a bride’ like what do u expect her to do? And not every bride will wear red? It’s her wedding she can do or wear whatever she wants it’s her money. Personally I loved her saree it was elegant & had a royal vibe plus the jewellery was itself so heavy. Her mehendi lehenga was pink & was looking very pretty. Their wedding were very aesthetic & gave homely to me🤍 & The pics were so cute✨ And the mehendi pics gave me yjhd vibes😭
Listen,,, we too have right to call out and pin point flaws of Alia's wedding because she is the woman who lecture us about our culture everytime on ads without even asking. If celebrities don't wish to be trolled then please tell them they shouldn't poke their nose in our faith, culture, tradition or religion. Period
I agree with you babe…it’s really nice to see someone putting efforts to show different n right point of view. People need to understand that being a public figure doesn’t mean becoming a public property. So kudos to you 💫
I think it's her day and it's completely her choice to chose whatever she wants to wear for her special day. Like you say everyone have their own preference when it comes to clothes and we should appreciate that rather trolling her.
It's her choice but maine ye dekha hi ki christan log white he pahnte hi kyonki wo apne custom ko zinda rakhna chahte but ham logo ko to ye old fashion lgta hai. Baki sundar to. Lg rahi hai
Ur thumbnails r so misleading ......in the video u come across as an open minded person but ur thumbnails more or less seems like they r ur opinion do avoid them
In Assam we wear white mekhla sador (it looks like saree) in our wedding when I first saw her picture I thought they were getting married in Assamese tradition
Didi we have became a good person bcs of you..here I'm reading the comment about alia and ranbir people are being so u understanding here..but when I read comments on other pages they are only saying mean things to them..I'm really proud of your spill bee family..all you guys are great ..thank you didi
Alia's mom is muslim and her dad mahesh bhatt also follows islam and ranbir kapoor is sikh when non of them are hindi then why should we even care about her not wearing a red lehenga?
In recent weddings of bollywood actresses, I found only Alia bhatt n Anushka sharma attire n mecup.......sonam kapoor, priyanka chopra, deepika wedding attire were too heavy
1) i do feel she wanted to be a trendsetter like anushka ( who's outfit, makeup , jewellery, etc I DID NOT LIKE btw for some reason ) ....and netizens are giving her that hype n buzz 2) people are not mad at white theme coz we all know in certain Indian sub culture, white is worn in wedding but what this " breaking the stereotype shit " was ? Rituals/customs are for some reason and should be respected ( unless they are idiotic like dowry , etc ) 3) i like Deepika's attire , it was just too raw n traditional ...she didn't go for insta worthy look/theme
There is no logic in wearing bright colour and heavy make up on your wedding day. Wear whatever you want do whatever you want and just be happy. And in a country like India where everyone thinks hindu bride wears red lehenga and have heavy make up (people don't even know that some Hindus in different state wears white on their marriage day) and every hindu celebrity who wears white is trolled, it is breaking stereotype to wear white saree and have no make up look.
Deepika looked extremely cringe in her wedding attires. She made it all about herself as if she got married to herself only😂😂😂... Her forceful smile along with oily makeup & oily hair was just cringeworthy. On the other hand, Anushka looked DROP-DEAD GORGEOUS in her wedding attires. She's not at all overrated. For me, she's the most beautiful bride. Then comes Kat , Sonam & Alia. This is my opinion
6:18 i feel the same...if they are helping someone and people getting inspired is a great thing..even if they are showing off...still showing off these things are better than doing nothing
I'm 25th😂😂 Edit- I love the way u explain things!! Totally agree with you ✨ & In matter of Alia and Ranbir's wedding....I love wedding theme and their outfits too. Alia looking so gorgeous and happy! I'm very happy for them!❤️
Well red is a colour which should be wore it's traditional Nd how far will go from ur own culture look at yami Priyanka neha they all wore red it's also ok to wear white pestal Nd light pink lehanga for rich modern people who don't respect Indian culture fashion is fashion but when comes on puja worship marriage colour is important
In Gujarati weddings.. brides wear white(cream) outfits before pheras and then the groom family then gifts a red saree/ lengha which is worn in the reception by her.
