Wedding Sarees Across India - A Regional Showcase
                     Wedding Sarees 
Across India - A 
Regional 01
• ExploSringh thoe cwharcm aof sIndeia’s 
diverse bridal saree traditions
• A cultural journey through weaves, 
colors, and craftsmanship
Introduction - 
Diversity of Indian 
B• Srariedes aarel  thSe asourl eof Iendsian bridal 
02 attire
• Each region brings its own fabric, motif, 
and draping style
• Reflects the culture, heritage, and 
artistry of local weavers
North India - 
Banarasi & 
BBanaanradsi hSaarneei  (SUtatarr ees
Pradesh):
• Known for rich silk fabric and 
gold zari work 03
• Often in shades of red, 
maroon, and gold for 
weddings
Bandhani Saree (Rajasthan 
& Gujarat):
• Tie-dye art symbolizing joy 
and prosperity
• Lightweight and colorful - 
ideal for pre-wedding rituals
South India - 
Kanjivaram & 
Pochampally 
Kanjivaram (STaamirl Neadeu)s:
• Woven from pure mulberry silk with 
broad zari borders
• Symbol of elegance and grandeur in 
04 South Indian weddings
Pochampally (Telangana):
• Known for Ikat patterns and vibrant 
geometric designs
• Perfect for brides who love tradition with 
subtle patterns
East India - 
Baluchari & 
Jamdani Sarees
Baluchari (West Bengal):
• Depicts mythological scenes 
on the pallu
• Ideal for traditional Bengali 05
weddings
Jamdani (Bangladesh & West 
Bengal):
• Handwoven muslin with floral 
or geometric motifs
• Lightweight and graceful for 
ceremonies and receptions
West India - 
Paithani & Patola 
Sarees
Paithani (Maharashtra):
• Made with silk and gold 
thread
• 06Features peacock and lotus 
motifs on the pallu
Patola (Gujarat):
• Double Ikat weave 
symbolizing precision and 
royalty
• Traditionally worn by royal 
brides
Regional 
Weaving & 
• HandlooMm toecthniifquses  passed 
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• Common motifs: peacock, 07
paisley, temple border, floral 
vines
• Use of zari, resham, and 
natural dyes
• Each weave narrates a 
cultural story
Completing the 
Bridal Look
• South India: Temple jewelry 
and gajra
08 • North India: Maang tikka, 
chooda, and dupatta drape
• East India: Gold necklaces, red 
bindi, and shankha-pola
• West India: Nath, kamarbandh, 
and green bangles
• Each saree tells the story of 
its region and culture
Final • Wedding sarees preserve 
traditions while evolving 09
Thought with time
s • A perfect blend of heritage, 
artistry, and emotion
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