Indian Wedding Sarees Explained

The Indian wedding saree is worn by women throughout India and outside of India where Indians have migrated over many decades. It is also sometimes referred to as an Indian wedding sari. The Indian wedding saree is essentially a length of unstitched cloth which can range from five meters to six meters in length and is wrapped around the waist. The pallu which is the end of the saree is elegantly draped over the ladies shoulder.

The upper part of the Indian wedding saree is known as the choli. this garment can be of plain design or detailed it can also be short sleeved or long sleeved. Different regions of India tend to have different styles of Indian wedding saree. Different religions and occasions when the wedding saree is worn can also impact the style and design of wearing the Indian wedding saree.

The history of the saree can be traced back to 2800 - 1900 BC to an ancient civilization of the Indus Valley. During this period it is thought the upper body was left bare or only partially covered. Some people believe the choli or upper garment was introduced by the conquering British when they occupied India.

 The Indian wedding sarees are available in a huge variety of colors from white to red to gold and even mixed color combinations. In India, the color of the saree can reflect the occasion for which it is worn. For example, bright colors are usually associated with joyous occasions such as red at wedding. A white sarees can be associated with death and mourning.

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