Why are Bollywood Brides Choosing Pastels?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Many brides in India are going for Pastel lehengas for their wedding day. Let's find out why!
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I am team red , i want a traditional red lengha with beautiful pastel work like flowers or petal desgin .
I appreciate you !
Red is red yaar ❤
yup
Yes ❤ Red is a pure Emotion ❤
Yes❤️
Red makes bride look special and prettier than rest of the crowd
Me too
My bengali heart can never think of anything other than a red banarasi saree❤️
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Sotti e
Exactly ♥️
Red is GREAT❤️ as it signifies new beginnings,passion ,power and prosperity and is associated with "rising sun".
Whtver the trend will be, i will always be in team red ♥️✨
For odia yellow is the bridal color traditionally. Nowadays not many wear yellow. Mostly red or something more mainstream. I wanted to wear a yellow saree with the kunkuma( Bengali bridal chandan bindi design. Yes we have that also in our tradition ). Not many brides are wearing alta now. I want to add that also. Mehendi is good but alta is love. In one word I want to be ready as an odia bride. It's in trend or not, doesn't matter.
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Same , I'm also a odissi and really I also want to wear like how you said. My mother said that odissi bride odissi wear white or yellow Saree with red border usually !!!!! I like this way more appealing !!!!!
Same for east up
In our side women wear yellow on their wedding
I'm Odia too ❤❤❤❤
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It's not about red or pastels. Pastels work for North Indian style weddings that mostly go viral on social media, plus this weddings happen at morning or day mainly so it adds to romance and all. But for eastern brides it's mainly night wedding, and dark colour look better at night plus dark colour compliments most dusky or brown skintone. Most Bollywood actress picture here are not very brown or dusky, I think it all comes too what colour looks the best on your skintone. Red is a vivacious colour and a powerful colour, I think no matter what the trend nowadays maybe, a woman wearing red makes a timeless bride. Trends keep changing, elegance and beauty that red adds is evident on the wedding lehangas from Priyanka Chopra and Sonam Kapoor.
Edit: With over 50 comments by users bashing me for being clueless about north Indian wedding, I will like to say I wrote my comments based on the north Indian wedding that go viral on social media and the ones that this video was mentioning which all mainly took place in day time. My comment was more about the choice of colours of wedding wear and why choosing pastel colour isn't for everyone no matter it being on trend. I still stand by my comments simply because colour theory is legit and most celebs and fashion enthusiasts get it done and dress accordingly ☮️
Totally agree💯
north indian ??really??
Very nicely put...
Is not about north or south ok...
Maybe celebrity North Indian weddings occur during daytime but most normal North Indian weddings usually occur at night and it all depends on Muhurat (astrological auspicious time).
South India muhurutham usually is in the morning. There is no color coding mostly. Some have white or cream color requirement. But usually other than black any color is ok. But this varies from region to region.
People may may changed this to suit their present time needs but it is still not the way you have described. Traditions don’t care whether the bride is dusky or fair! 😂😂😂
In assamese weddings the main traditional dress is of Ivory White which looks absolutely gorgeous. You should definitely check that out
Red anytime !!!!
Red is the colour of tradition , romance, new begining, religious & pure and I love it 🤠😌
Exactly my thoughts
Red is just a lot more than colours,it's an emotion.
Pastels maybe trendy, but Red is always iconic❤
Not true. Red looks tacky especially with all the jewellery. In pastels, the focus is more on the bride’s face.
@@Rayis4444 lol that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard
@@Rayis4444 red makes the face brighter, pastels make the face more dull and for Indian skin pastels doesn't look the best, dark color suit indian skin more, always blindly copying the Europeans doesn't work all the time
As an East Bengali girl, I would always choose red and golden for bridal party. Pastel may be chosen for reception party.
Yeah red banarasi ❤
Red banarasi sareeeeee😂😂❤❤❤❤❤
Yeah even the celebraties follow same tradition.
Red Banarasi ever ,ever and forever 😊
My south Indian heart will combust into flames without a kanchipuram saree
Definitely red for the main function..its just give that glow to bride
My north indian heart goes with red with heavy embroidery ❤🥰
Team red.. pastels can be worn on another occasions too
Traditionally a Gujarati wedding has a white/golden saari/lehenga called Panetar and on top Gharcholu which is red/green colour
Love the contrast there.
Yes....red and white contrast is beautiful....even Isha Ambani wore white and red at her wedding. ❤🤍
Red colour is energetic...and it also realted to mangal .. that's the sign of love in Hindu marriage .
it can be anything but not so called "sign of love in hindu marriages" it's just a tradition and girls seeing this from childhood that's why they also dream about this. nothing to romenticised it as sign of love
@@amitkosa5387FYI Mr. Red is indeed a colour of suhaag.. If u don't have knowledge about something then don't pass any kind of judgement don't u know that green and Red are worn by ma durga for suhaag in navratri so take ur words back
In assamese wedding brides wear white. So don't think red can be considered as main color for hindu wedding. Different cultures have different rules
@@NeonGreen1708 these is no such thing as hindu wedding, we all have our own culture with similarities, effect of Bollywood that we leaving our culture and follow elite upper cast mumbai culture.
@@amitkosa5387 there is indeed a thing called Hindu culture would u now deny that people living across river Sindhu were called as Hindus.. So there culture must be known by that name only although it might be little different in different place due to different. Beliefs. Geography etc.
You're completely right! Pastels can be styled again for any other occasions, what's the use of your wedding outfit on which you spent so much if you can't wear it again?
No matter what colour or pattern you choose it Remeber that you can use it after your wedding for other occasions as well.
Agreed...
I am totally team red i feel like a bridal look is always complete with those intense red colours and i bride looks beautiful in reds
I'm team traditional red wedding is very special and should be special those looks look so good in pictures or for Instagram but they doesn't feel like wedding or bride also my opinion is on the dress and fashion for my self not on people or for others 😊
I'm gujrati ,patel...in our tradition we wear green & maroon saree which is called 'Chanderi' ... I'll wear that
Nothing can replace a red bridal lehenga with minimal work ....❤️ Bollywood heroine real shadi se phle Kai baar reel wali shadi kr chuki h that's why they choose something hattke for their real wedding
Bilkul sahi bola aapne 💯
I am both! Red for wedding and pastel colours for reception looks divine~
i think Red colour stands out more than any other colur in langhas but iike i like red with combinations like bright dark greens or dull gold ir bright yellows with tefs as well as bright purples with reds all these colurs stands out more on the brides .so my favourite is Red with other light dark co.bunations .
In Assam, the wedding costume is White Silk Saree with heavy Golden work.. so Red is not a matter of fact here
I think in Kerala also... Traditional Kerala Saree with golden boarder
And a palaka mala would make the outfit perfect
Pastel!!
It looks more romantic and refreshing
Yesss
Yess
I thought I m the only one in team pastel😅
Yes!
I agree... Pastel is cute❤
I am from assam and typically brides out here wear white and golden mekhela sador however nowadays some assamese brides wear red which is also cool…but since from my childhood i have seen all my relatives and cousins wearing white and golden on their weddings or pastel pinks so i am team pastels🤍
Team Pastel. The pink in the first shot is really beautiful 😍
Yup! Looks lovely on her❤️
Who are you to opine? You aint even indian, Mr Karl RICE.
@@piedpiper1893it's an opinion bruh! India have freedom of speech! Don't behave like a racist! Don't know if it's a joke.
@@piedpiper1893And who are you? 😂😂
Well, I’m a Rajput from Rajasthan and in my culture, it depends on the family and their tradition as to which colour does the bride’s poshak will be during the phera. In my family, it is YELLOW. Some have green or red as well!
Think we give these Bullywood brides too much importance. Women used to wear all kinds of colours as bridal wear, not just red. Bharat is very diverse & we have all kinds of colours. In my life, I have hardly seen red coloured sarees or ghaghara worn by Hindu brides, even though Red is considered auspicious in Hindu traditions. Only in Bullywood movies the quintessential brides wore red. Bullywood doesn’t own Pantone’s gamut or the fashion industry. My mom, nani, aunties said we didn’t have choice of colour, jo mil Gaya pahen lo, Bullywood jaise koi ameer nahi ki sirf rekha wala red hi chahiye.
Really? I have never seen a bride who is not in the red. Here in Nepal, you don't have a choice but to wear red.
@@bive4167in maharashtra, we mostly wear yellow, orange, green or red. These colours r kinda fixed. Put paithani saree is must. Cause its called 'dev vastr' in marathi Hindus.
@@rajendrabawa660 in bengal brides wear red benarasi
@@bive4167 excuse me no offense but haven't you watched kerala or southern karanatak weddings ......most wear white....though red is also wore
@@shravyaamin8346 I was more talking about wearing as color at random like OP said not most preferred color. I've never seen a Nepali bride wear anything other than red (other than some actresses). Here we wear sari with short veil and minimalist jewelry. So wearing any color at random was new to me.
When i saw athiya in pastel in news channels, the first thought was that the photo was from reception
She did not look like bride, infact none of them looked like a bride.
A classic will always be a classic just like a gucci will always be a gucci
exactly
@Winter you don’t get to decide what they get to say.
They’re not saying whether the celebs looked like brides as a matter of fact but rather as an opinion. People have different opinions. Some people do not consider light coloured lehengas to be bride like. Stop getting so pissy over this lmao.
Imagine believing you can dictate what people are allowed to say on the freakin internet 🤡
@@pragatisingh8467 very well said.
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@@pragatisingh8467 Calm down, Pragati
Red is just iconic!! Nothing can even come closer to it
it's about time of wedding....red looks elegant in night but these days day weddings are going so....pastels may looks better....
Kerala brides used to wear white or cream. Gujaratis also wore white and red. Red is only prevalent in North India. Northeast brides also wear combination of white with other colours
I prefer these colours in reception or any rasam of shadi but for main event ..only red
I don't know why, but among all the celebrity weddings, i find anushka's look always the best and so mesmerizing....even though I am team red. But her lehanga and look was phenomenal
Red defines power ....soft colours portray girls soft...so I prefer red... although I like lighters but for marriage it's always red...
Idk what is this obsession of Indian women with power. Lol
@@biggboss9780 LMFAOOO😂😂 Yes! like how the fck does soft makes you powerless? Stupid opinion 💀
@@biggboss9780 you can't understand .... you can have your own opinion....if some things is happening from years and years ..may be it's meaning ful...
@@smriti2950 Feminity is what women should aspire for, hunger for power makes a woman masculine. no wonder indian men are getting emasculated day by day.
@@biggboss9780 😂
Red makes brides different. ❤ Pastels looks pretty it can work on reception but on wedding Red is my color.
Team green! But I prefer the brighter reds, greens and oranges in general.
i am Team Red .. i like brighter shades for weddings.
Nothing is more romantic than red. Also, at times more than trends its important to follow the culture. Pastels are fine but whites/off whites for brides in North is not acceptable for certain reasons.
although I Love Red wedding lehenga .as it's very historical and cultural.
but I really love pastel one's they're very romantic and peaceful ☺️❤️
Team red but I am okay with its shades and tints like maroon, magenta, orange, brown and coral red. Even hot pink and bright purple look traditional and stunning. However it depends much on the fabric, style and embroidery than just colour. Because many traditional Maharashtrian weddings have green while Bihari weddings use yellow for their bridal dress and they look good as well. I think sap green with multicolored embroidery is also very popular now.
Red for bride anytime...thats evergreen.
No it is not. It is super boring and so generic that you cannot differentiate two red bridal lehengas. They all look the exact same.
As a Bengali I always prefer a gorgeous Red bridal look than minimalist Pastel bridal look . You can wear pastel and minimalist looks many times in your entire life but you will never get another chance to dress up like a Royal Queen except in your wedding .
If you like pastel look then go for it but this is what I prefer
I feel like the dark red look is iconic and beautiful!!❤️
Anushka sharma is undoubtedly the trend setter for pastels but I think Red is the colour for a bride.
Team red ! ❤
It is not even about the trend..i have noticed my complexion is so much more complemented by bright colours rather than pastels.😌
I am a pastel person , these lehengas looks so beautiful and the soft tone adds more to the love and happiness around. And also the minimal makeup in all these looks adds more to the freshness 😍
Team choice. Let the bride and groom wear what they want for their special day. You wear what you want. Why complicate? As for respecting traditions, there are many ways to do that. Traditions evolve over time, and that's the beauty of it.
Team red....but if there's a team blue ( dark ) I'd definitely be in that team.........dark colours have much more bold appearance....
i personally love bright colours in lehengas! They look breathy and fresh. And ultimately, it's the bride's day, she has a right to wear whatever she likes, there should be no norms
Team red. 😁 ❤️
For me it's always red.. and red with golden आम्र designs(and in our tradition it's yellow with red border/red)
In all these attires bride looks good.
But, general public has to be told who the bride is. She is not easily identified in crowd.
“When a bride wears red, then she looks way more traditional “ thus easy to identify.
Tradition of red dress for an Indian bride is everlasting… Rest are just trends and will fade with time..
Alwayssss red ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My culture my life ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Bride looks goddess in red bridal lehenga
I would prefer more of dark greens, purples, blues with a combination of turquoise, coral oranges or yellows. I would also prefer blacks and browns with a gold/silver work. In short I would prefer a contrast and would neither go for pastels nor for red. To me both are overrated.
This is what a generous comment looks like not like other stereotypic mentality who force their liking on others.
@@zipvarse thank you 🙏
Ham hindustani hai shadi ka khyal aate hi sirf ek rang dimaag me aata hai ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I don't generally wear/like red much so red with golden embroidery and gold jewelry for me makes statement for brides. Bold eyes and maybe nude lips. Red is considered auspicious in hindu marriages and I'm a cultural person (though not religious). I would take pastel for the reception though. Ain't wearing red much after that😂
What about South Indian marathi gujrati kya vo hindu ni hai red colour to wedding me nahi pehente so isko Hinduism se connect karna band karo
@@raghav9363 i didn't say it is mandatory in hindu marriages, I said it is considered auspicious. Red color is connected with sauvagya among hindus, that is true. You can look it up.
@@raghav9363 wahi toh aur northeast aur bengalis ka kya? Yeh esye log kabhi nhi samajhenge choro inko
Red screams bride, like I can choose to wear a pastel lehngha to other weddings but red is so much more fitting for a bride.
Ig you aren't aware of all the parts of the country
In the Northeastern parts , especially in Assam ( as I'm from here) and even the rest of the states , bridal attires have very mild and utopian colours radiating so much of soft and tender vibes.
In Assam the bridal Mekhela Sador is made of pure silk with golden threadworks
So simple and yet so magistic and elegant!!
yaa and the colour of our mekhela chador reflects the purity of the relationship .
It's not about colors.. It's about the wish of bride. Whatever she wishes, she should get that. After all it's once in a lifetime event (mostly)
First of all, India is so diverse culturally, that literally every state has unique and iconic bridal wear. Red lehenga or pastel lehenga or lehenga itself is not at all the representation of an Indian bride. So it's up to the bride to opt for what she's comfortable in, the venue, the lights, the time of the day along with her and her family's taste and budget.
Red.... always ❤️
Red red red. Shaadi is it a trend. It is for ever. I will always support a traditional red. I was a modern bride and intentionally chose red despite of the social media trend. And one correction, light colour lehengas were a thing in late 90s and early 2000s my cousin wore a pastel yellow for her wedding in early 2000s and other cousin wore light blue. I don’t want to look like a wedding guest in my wedding. Red is the colour of bride. Just like white in Christian / catholic weddings is the colour of bride.
Team Red I tend to think that red colour was made of brides ... When you wear red outfit's you can feel that bridal emotions
My thoughts too. Red for brides makes a statement. I don't wanna be subtle on my own wedding, I'll wear pastel to somebody else's.
absolutely true
Exactly I mean you will never find a Christian bride with any other colour than white. And it just makes them beautiful. There is something called tradition which shouldn’t be compromised.
@@tarangkumawat7373and there's also something called personal choice as long as it's not inappropriate which shouldn't be compromised either.
I've seen plenty of Christian bride pictures online in dresses other than white.
Depends! a Kerala bride wears white to go with the jasmine flower braid and lots of pure gold jewels
Bollywood brides already wore red in their reel weddings… so they are trying something new for their real wedding
team red for sure. although many cultures have forgone the traditional red for a white wedding or light pastels, red used to be considered the supreme color for brides in most places in asia. not everywhere, but it was a lucky and auspicious color for brides and so when i think of a proper wedding dress, i see red. pink is pretty but you just don't look like a bride. it's just another dress. but you do you still. it's just my preference.
Red , wedding is special day not usual ,so we should not mess
In some region of uttar pradesh and bihar, The bride always wears yellow saree while pheras. But for jay mala bride can wear any color lehenga( except black)
No matter how trendy these colors are. But for brides red color is an emotion. Even I support red
I'm team red ♥️ I would love to have red lehnga with golden and pastel flower work 🌺.
For my wedding i will go for Red, for other's occasions may choose pastel shades... traditional look is always in tune❤️
As much as I loved red, I went with a softer color because it suited me better. I did add other elements of red to my bridal ensemble.
Whatever people might say, i love this pastel color trends. It's so calm & refreshing🧡
Red : the colour of love ... And attracts the partner 😍❤️
Team red......it gives real bridal vibes tbh❤️✨😅
Team Red always ❤️Red is the symbol of Love power and Regality
Pastel colours suits on Fare skin tones
but Red mesmerizes every Indian skin tone may be it's Fare, Wheatish, Golden, Dusky/Brown
I chose pestle pink for my wedding in 2013.. And they followed me.. 😂
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Bride should be in red because red is the purest colour and it looks beautiful on everyone
Red is an actual colour of bride❤
What Color can ever replace Red as a wedding outfit Color… nothing works but Red ❤
i feel like red just feels more like "hn ye BRIDE hai" you know. mai to red hi pehnungi apni shadi me. The red bride lehenga is just iconic
I love Anushka's lahanga but for me, being a Bengali I can't imagine anything except Red Banarasi and gold jewellery. ❤
I wish to wear white on my wedding day🥺
Trend may keep on changing... But red for bride is evergreen❤❤❤❤
But I think as their skin tone is fairer than Indian brown skin tone so pastel colours going well for them
Otherwise for other 75% Indian body colour primary colours are magic
Team red❤ always.. wore it at my wedding and 4 year down never regretted 😊
red and only red ❤️
Always Red...
Like katrina, deepika n priyanka chopra❤❤
I am a team pastel but married to the team red family😜 and wore red in my marriage 🙈
My favorite till date is Shilpa Shetty's wedding dress ( red). And here in this video, I loved the second one. Anushka looks so royal in golden. Gold is a really underrated colour.
A real bridal wears Red.. ❤❤❤
Don't stereotype miss, red is red pastel is pastel, and choices/comfort matters too, hence pastel is suitable for daytime more.But this doesn't applies to northeast people and other parts of India(bengali/south)
@@zipvarse Thank you ❤️❤️❤️😇
@@zipvarse wedding is not for comfort ..ohk it's energetic night where a lot of positive energy comes out of chanting ..so red is power ful colour .... it's enhance all positive vibes ....world is not just about looking good...so please respect our traditions ...
@@smriti2950 sorry for not agreeing with you, if you are not ok with it, just ignore it. I'll stick to the words that I said, don't care about others they feel, got it? You know what I think that you're like those typical so-called (Indian peeps)culture protectors, who don't care about other individuals' feeling and behaves like narcissistic peeps who always force their ideology/stereotypes on others. And I think so I don't need anyone's opinion that proves that I respect something or not, so think several times before uttering something. Moreover, I don't understand that, Apne Hi shaadi Mein Apni Marji Nahin Hai kya? usmein Bhi Tumlog so-called culture hi ghusaoge kya apna? Like gosh!! Bhai Jiyo Aur Jeene Do logo ko yaar, have some privacy. And lastly, I mind you one thing, don't say these things to Northeast, Bengali, or South people, I'm sure they gonna kill you because of this attitude you sort of people have. ☕🗿
@@zipvarse you are so childish ....you only think shadi is for Fun ....😂😂 And what do you think ..only toh know words like narsist....an all....😂😂😂bhaish k aage bin bajayi bash rhi paghuraii ....aapko smjhane ka hi kaam nhi h ....bloody modernization!!!
Nothing is more important than showoff. ...bloody faishon....
Red is the colour of love and it’s worn on wedding day because it has its own significance and aura❤
The entire life we wear pastel colours and very light cloths and that looks so not special to me
After all it’s every body’s own choice, they like it mostly I think because they are actors and they do so many bridal look in red or traditional look so they want to make it different for their real life
Team red ❤️
Well, I loved my white/creamish saree for my south indian wedding at night. It felt so minimal and pure. I can never forget how it felt with my white pallu tied to his khanduva when we crossed the sea at sunrise. I think weddings should be more about your personality. Whatever color works for your happiness, go for it.
Only Red banarasi ❤
Any colour can be worn if bride wants but I'll definitely say red is timeless and a bride in red is ❤
As a South Indian, white or red are the way to go (but do whatever you want! It’s your day and you’ll always make a stunning bride ❤)
Here in Odisha, brides wear yellow saree with red chunri.
Red is best... katrina and deepika looked drop dead gorgeous. I would rather keep the pastels for wearing during brother/cousins wedding 😂
No color can replace the red....it gives you bridal feeling....on my wedding I will wear red saaree