Mirthful gatherings, flaunting the latest fashion, and love in the air, weddings are the perfect occasion where one can experience all of these. The union of two souls vowing to be together for all of their lives is bound to be a sight to witness. What makes it even more beautiful is the glow surrounding the bride and the groom on their big day as they start their own little fairy tale dressed as royalties.
The stars of the evening, both the groom and the bride are expected to be swamped in the finest of clothing and accessories to go with it as they bask in the attention they receive. The brightest aspect throughout it all are the matching apparel worn by the love birds – the heavy worked lehenga that the bride adorns and the beautifully designed men’s sherwani that the groom dons to match his bride. Here’s how you can match the outfits to bring out a perfect blend:
Color: Color plays a vital role in matching the outfits of the bride and groom. The best way in which to do this is by making the couple wear contrasting colors. The bride can choose to wear a maroon lehenga with gold or cream design while the groom can contrast it by wearing a cream or gold sherwani outlined by maroon.
Pattern: In case the wearing matching or contrasting colors are out of the picture for the couple, another way to tastefully blend the outfits is by choosing similar patterns or design on the cloth, albeit in different shades. This look too makes for a perfect contrast while being flawlessly picture-perfect.
Accessories: Accessorizing is another way in which to match the look of the bride and the groom. Many times, the ensemble of the groom and the bride have absolutely nothing in common. Accessories make for the perfect add-on elements in such cases. Adding a necklace of beaded strings around the groom in the color of the bride’s dress, or adorning the bride with jewels that match that of the groom’s outfit is a perfect way in which to save the day.
By using these tips, you can ensure that the couple beautifully complement each other not in their actions but also in their ensemble for the greatest day of their lives.
