The wedding day

The wedding day is a day that a girl looks forward to ever since she can comprehend what weddings mean even if she never admitted it out loud, or for that matter to even herself that she wants a wedding of her own. A wedding is a very special day in a woman’s life, a day that the bride will remember and cherish forever with her special wedding day captured through the kaleidoscopic eye of the camera of the photographer. The wedding day is much planned by the bride and groom but when the day arrives it happens too fast for the participants. Leaving in its wake only photographs and videos to cling on to and cherish for the rest of the bride and groom’s life. Therefore, the bridal dress is a very important part of the wedding. Almost as important as the wedding for without the perfect bridal dress the wedding would not be complete
t is true that brides have moved far away from the traditional bridal dress colour of red to interesting combinations and territories in terms of colour but it is nevertheless true that red is the ultimate bridal dress colour in Southeast Asia and will always remain so. Other colours may be exotic and unique for bridal dresses but they will never be as bold as red nor represent the bride’s temperament and emotions as well as the colour red would. Therefore without any argument red is the perfect colour for a bride’s bridal dress whether it be saree or lahenga. Although, my personal judgment tells me that a bride should stay true to tradition and hence stick to the seductive attire of saree for her wedding but the second best dress for Southeast Asian women are bridal lahenga cholis.