5 Summer Wedding Tips That Will Come Handy This Shaadi Season

Summers are here, the scorching heat and rising temperatures are already giving us a tough time. Imagine having to dress up and step out, I just feel like being cooped up in my house and sipping on icy, cool drinks. Getting all decked up for a wedding in this weather seems almost impossible and I dread it. The jewelry, the glittery, heavy fabric and designs, and on top of everything the boiling sun can make things worse. But if this season, you have a few weddings to grace, don’t fret, we have got you covered with some of the easiest, breezy, summer-friendly outfits. The trendy cuts, silhouettes, shades along with materials and designs that are not too heavy and can beat the heat will make you stand out from the rest at all the wedding functions.

1) Print it Up

Prints are the perfect and most accurate representation of all things summer and gorgeousness. Style your printed sets, tulle skirts, long capes, pants, shararas, and floor-length dresses. You can play around with colors, silhouettes, and prints and it’s one way of making a statement at a wedding.

2) Keep it Light

What better time than summers to style all your pastel clothing? Style all the light shades with flowy silhouettes and trendy cuts. Pick out the trendiest outfit options and keep the fabrics light, go with net, tulle, bandhani, chiffon, and avoid silk. Pastel is trendy, it is pretty and it will never disappoint.

3) Saree Not Sorry

Show up in a saree and it’s fashionable enough. There’s never an occasion when a saree can fail you. You can style it in multiple ways with different blouse styles, jewellery, and just simple saree styling. You can go with printed ones, plain benarasi ones, chiffon sarees, simple sequin saree with a sexy backless blouse, summer woes sorted and you’ll have all the heads turning in your direction.

4) Trendy Cuts and Funky Silhouettes

Weddings are all about classics and all things traditional but for summers it’s best to keep away from very heavy clothing and jewellery. Wear light gowns, sarees, salwar, and top it off with one signature element like a designer dupatta, a classic choker, or chaandbaalis and you’re ready to roll.

5) Let Your Fit Do The Talking

Wear whatever you’re comfortable wearing. Keep it simple and just let your outfit do the talking. Keep it low on heavy jewellery, gaudy designs, and sticky fabrics—keep it light, simple, and airy with flowy silhouettes and fun colors to make a pop and a much-needed fashion statement.

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