5 Things to Adapt From South Indian Weddings

If you thought you knew how Indian weddings are by watching some Bollywood movies, you are wrong! Every culture and community in India has its own set of traditions. Just like that, they also have a set of marriage rituals. While every culture’s rituals are unique, interesting and fun in their own way, there are some things about South Indian weddings we would like to highlight. Be it the bride’s wedding outfit or the pre-wedding or the stunning jewellery, they take things up a notch! So, here are five things you can adapt from South Indian weddings: 

1. Quirky Blouse Patterns

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Pretty kanjeevaram, mesmerizing rani haars and beautiful temple jewellery – these already have a piece of our hearts. But what’s more is that South Indian brides never shy away from experimenting with their wedding saree blouses. From net to handwork embroidery, they do it all! 

2. Intricately-designed Jewellery

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Matha pattis, necklaces, earrings – these brides layer it and make sure they look oh-so-gorgeous! Not just that, the intricately-designed Temple Jewellery makes the brides look royal and classy, making sure all eyes are on them.

3. Eco-friendly Goals

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Give your wedding decor a touch of simplicity as you take inspiration from South Indian weddings. Their wedding decor is colourful yet simple and always soothes the mind.

4. Mogra Decor

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Bid goodbye to the regular wedding decor and say hello to mogra decor! Mogras don’t just make gajras, but also make for a beautiful decor element.

5. Rustic Simplicity

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Keep it natural, simple yet elegant when you choose a rustic location for your wedding. South Indian weddings have shown us how these locations can add a whole lot of charm to the occasion.

So, what do you think about these? Share your views in the comments section.