5 Fashion Faux Pas You Should Avoid at a Wedding
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5 Fashion Faux Pas You 
Should Avoid at a 
WThee wdedddiinngg season is just round-the-corner, 
and Indians are looking forward to donning 
their very best and glowing in the radiance of 
all the zari and bling.
While there is nothing quite as bright, colourful, 
and vivid as a big, fat Indian wedding, a fashion 
faux pas may leave you embarrassed.
Here are a few of these 
that you must avoid.
Upstaging the bride
This is the one cardinal rule that supersedes all else. You may be 
dying to get your own designer bridal lehenga out of the closet 
and wear it again, but it may be a good idea to tone it down with a 
plainer kurta or a long coat.
The bride may have carefully picked the best of Anita Dongre’s 
wedding outfits and picked out jewellery and accessories to go 
with them. You do not want to outshine her on her special day.
Too much gold
There is no such thing as too much jewellery, is there? 
Actually, this is a common fashion faux pas at Indian 
weddings. While this is certainly the occasion to indulge and 
wear your best pieces, it is quite important to remember that 
too many pieces take away the focus from you.
Your jewellery pieces need to highlight your beauty. Also, 
remember to match the outfit with your jewellery. Pick 
platinum or silver if your ensemble does not have gold trims 
or embroidery.
Fashion-forward men
Men often do not think they need to be fashion-conscious when it 
comes to weddings, but this is a mistake. If you are going with a 
partner, you may want to match your sherwani colour to her 
outfit. Pocket squares do not need to match the tie, but they 
must complement the tie and accentuate the outfit.
Denim trousers and leather jackets are also a no-no when it 
comes to Indian weddings.
Bold, not brash
Bright colours are all the rage, but loud, jarring ensembles are not. 
A hot pink or bright orange sharara set may be a good choice for a 
wedding outfit but adding loud makeup or too many accessories 
that clash with your look may not be a good idea.
The idea of fashion is to create harmony while making you look 
more beautiful than ever.
No matter what outfit, accessory, or jewellery you choose, 
remember that a wedding is the perfect occasion to get together 
with friends and family and have fun.
Wear something that will feel comfortable and make you look 
stunning at the same time.
One month to the wedding
•It is time to delegate all your responsibilities to friends, family, and 
the wedding planner. Make each person responsible for getting the 
things required for each event or ceremony.
•Finalise the makeup look you want and go in for trials. You may 
also want to go for the final fitting of your wedding lehenga with 
the designer before picking it up.
Two weeks to the wedding
•Start the trousseau packing. Pack the wedding favours. Pack the 
outfits, accessories, makeup and jewellery for the wedding venue 
separately.
Now that the planning is all done, it is time to sit back, relax, and 
enjoy your special day.
Thank You