How to style a bride with flowers for haldi function | Check pics

Lucknow: Winters in India not only bring shivering cool breezes but also bring season of weddings. Marriage in India is a religious affair and is followed by many ceremonies and rituals.

Functions like Engagement, Haldi, Mehndi, Sangeet, Barat, Reception and Chauthi are celebrated by everyone and have different theme, putting a lot of pressure on bride to decide what to wear and how to style herself.

So, here are few tips for brides-to-be to style for her haldi function this wedding season:

Maang Tikas

Break through the traditional maang tikkas and earrings with beautiful fresh flowers like Marigold and mogra (Arabian Jasmine). The sense of freshness won't just keep you bright during the festivities but also look wonderful and also go with the yellow theme.

Haathpool

You can also wear haathpool (flower bracelets) made of mogra (Jasmine) and Rose buds. Groove to your favourite songs on sangeet and mehandi function with a garland of flowers, matching the theme and colour of your wedding.

Trinkets

As fresh flowers may lose their sparkle over the course of the day; long lasting ones can be explored instead. Don with style the new floral trinkets, which can be customized according to the apparel you have.

Hair accessories

Imagine floral hair embellishments specifically designed to celebrate your wedding! These small yet detailed hair pieces can be fashioned to suit any hairstyle and outfit.

Tiara

Go beyond the traditional by wearing a crown of flowers, customised to suit your wedding palate.

Anklets

Anklets have for so long been used to enhanced the beauty of your feet. Try delicate flower buds to add some style to your ankles. Whether you wear a lehenga, dress, leggins or salwar kameez you can wear flower anklets to draw everyone's attention towards your feet.

Themed decor is so in and for almost every function there is a dress-code matching the themed decoration. At Sonam Kapoor's mehendi, the theme was all white and the gorgeous Rajnigandha was used with mogra flowers.