Move over bridal entry looks, there’s a new trend making waves! Brides are now putting as much thought into their vidaai looks as they do for their wedding day ensembles. From elegant sarees to graceful lehengas, and sentimental accessories, vidaai outfits are becoming a moment to express not just tradition, but personal style and emotion. With heartfelt goodbyes and teary-eyed moments captured on camera, it’s no wonder brides are making sure their final exit is as stunning as their grand entrance. Let’s dive into this emotional yet fashionable trend taking the wedding world by storm!
This Gorgeous Blush Pink Tissue Saree With Pearl Jewellery!
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Looking for something glam but also light that you can re-wear later? This stunning blush pink saree that this bride styled with pearl jewellery is absolutely spot on.
Radhika Merchant Wore This Custom-Made, Sunset-Hued Banarasi Brocade Lehenga For Her Vidaai!
Image via Manish Malhotra
The bride of the year, Radhika Merchant, wore a custom-made ensemble by Manish Malhotra exclusively for her vidaai. The blouse, featuring gold karchobi inspired by Kutch’s heritage, is intricately detailed with zari and badla, creating an interplay of tradition and modernity. Her outfit elevated 19th-century Indian craftsmanship, seamlessly weaving it into contemporary fashion. Draping her silhouette is a lattice-designed Banarasi dupatta that completes the look, enveloping the ensemble in the deep, regal legacy of India!
Super Chic Powder Pink Benarasi Suit
When Katrina Kaif approves it, how can it go wrong? It’s simple, it’s regal and it’s all kinds of beautiful. We loved how she let the bright sindoor and chooda be the statement features of her vidaai look.
How Dreamy Is This Ivory Silk Beauty?
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Going timeless and classic, this bride opted for a ivory silk saree with traditional statement jewellery for her vidaai look. We are totally on board – the colour, the re-wearability of the outfit and the gorgeous jewellery.
Lovely Gharchola Saree In Pink and Gold
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This is a great way of wearing your traditional saree – especially if your in-laws have gifted it to you during the wedding rituals.
An Oldie But A Classic Light Pink Lehenga
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Celebrity bride Sonam Kapoor also switched into this light pink number for her vidaai ceremony, giving her a very fresh look!
Tips To While Creating Your Vidaai Look:
- Pick outfits that you are comfortable in. The wedding ensemble is usually very heavy and traditional. Go for something light and fresh. If you doing a bridal lehenga for the wedding, you can do a organza saree or an Anarkali!
- Switch out the bridal jewellery. A great minimalistic look is to wear your mangalsutra or one light neckpiece with beautiful earrings. Immediate just-married glow-up!
- Re-style your existing look. If you are not in the mood to buy another outfit, change the blouse or the dupatta of your wedding outfit. You can get rid of the double dupatta, and have a single one. Or switch your choli blouse with a longish kurta blouse. Open your hair for a fresh look. All of this will help you achieve a new look in the same outfit!
So what do you think of this stunning bridal trend?