Gujrati Bride

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Fashion-4-fire presents Gujarati bridal look.
The Gujarati bride typically wears a traditional saree which may either be a Panetaar or a Garchola on her wedding day. Panetar sarees are generally white in color with a bright red border typically made of gajji silk. The saree and the border are often embellished with zari threadwork and stone embellishment making the saree quite heavy. It is gifted to the bride by her maternal uncle. The Gharchola is usually a silk saree in rich red or maroon color with zari threads and bandhni work and is usually gifted from the groom’s side as a symbol of acceptance. The draping of the saree is typical for a Gujarati bride with the Pallu draped in the front fanned out over the blouse. The bride generally wears the Panetaar saree during the initial rituals of the wedding while she wears the Gharchola for the later wedding customs. She wears embellished bindis on her forehead over her eyebrows. The bride wears a host of jewelry to set off her bridal beauty like Gala no har, kan ni butti, Nathn), Bajubandh, with Bangadiand Patla, Chandlo and Chadda.