Bridal Dress

Since the marriage ceremonies are popular in the every society of the world and the bride and groom are given some special treatments, and the dress is perhaps the most evident part of it. These dresses have long history, and the most part of it, in the sub continent, is Indian in origin. Indian marriage ceremonies are famous all over the world mainly on account of some lavish treatments. Colourful dresses with some heavy embroidery and for all the different events in a single ceremony is perhaps the unique aspect of Indian culture. This invites the more attractive look and more passion and zeal. This dress brings about life in the different events and makes everything rather full of high spirit and fun. The conventional dress items used in sub continent for the bride includes; lehnga, Blouse, Heavy dupatta, Open shirt with Churidar pajama, Pishwaz, and the rest of undergarments Their details are as follows

All the above mentioned dress articles for the bride are long been treated as the convention in the oriental societies, like the sub continent. These dresses have different styles and colours.

Lehnga or skirt

Lehnga, and in other words, skirt is the loosly fitted garment and the one that really has a great attraction in the eastern societies, mostly of dark, bright and usually red colours. This is considered to be the part and parcel of wedding ceremonies to an extent that you cannot even consider the bride without that. It adds to the personality of brides and gives them some acceptable enhancement, since brides are of course the focal point of such ceremonies.

Bridal Dresses

Blouse

It is the shirt used over the skirt usually of red in colour, in quite matching with the colour of skirt. It is some loose-fitted upper garment. The blouse and the skirt is equally used is the eastern and the western part of the world. In the west it is the dress of working women and in the east, usually Pakistan and India it is mostly worn in the wedding ceremonies.

Bridal Dresses

Heavy dupatta

This is one other dress item and quite necessary part of not only bridal dress but the women at large. Dupatta is the eastern dress, and used by almost every woman. In the wedding, for the bride, the dupatta is usually heavy with rich embroidery and used along with Skirt and blouse. The corners are richly worked with dapka, aar, gotta, salma sitara etc, all are the traditional embroidery methods.

Pakistani Bridal Dresses

Open shirt and Churidar

Churidar, being tightly fitted trousers worn by the men and women alike (In India by men and women both and in Pakistan just by the women). Churidar in a sense that it has creases since it is longer in length and thus gathered. Open shirt is rater a full-length loose-fitted upper garment.
Pishwaz
It is the kind of frock, meant usually for the brides, either sleeved or sleeveless. It is less formal and is used in parties too.

Some other dress accessories for the bride may include pouch in the place of purse, heeled sandals, jewellery, perfumes, socks, bangles, bracelets, locket, earrings, bindia, ghumar, ring, nose ring etc.