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Two souls with but a single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one.
– John Keats

You’ve dreamt about your wedding day almost your entire life.  You finally found your perfect match.  Now it’s time to prepare for the perfect day!  For the dhoom dhaam wedding the bride needs to look the part so celebrity stylist (and fashion jedi) Tanya Ghavri, lends her expertise styling advice to help you plan the perfect look for your wedding.

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1. Organize your outfits

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Knowing what you want and don’t want in terms of style, silhouettes and colors for every occasion will help you focus on getting the right options for your bridal look.

Designers to explore:

For wedding attire, Tanya suggest you look at collections of Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Tarun Tahiliani, Manish Malhotra, Anju Modi , and Varun Bahl – to name a few.  

For sangeet and mehendi try mixing it up with younger designers like Nikhil Thampi, Jayanti Reddy, Sailex and Aastha Narang.

Style tip: Summer hues are always welcome at wedding season – cherry red, minty green and a happy yellow! Metallics are big this season for brides and could make for a great cocktail piece for the party! In terms of silhouette, embroidered off-shoulder tops with gorgeous high-waisted lehenga will keep things interesting.

2. Keep aside an heirloom piece for your jewellery

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There is an abundance of option when it comes to wedding jewellery, but always keep a vintage hand-me-down jewel that will add that personal touch to your look.

Designers to explore:

Amrapali, Jaipur gems, Sunita Kapoor jewellery and Jet gems for stunning bridal pieces. Jewellery from Outhouse and Mrinalini Chandra will be great for a little casual functions before the wedding day.

Style tip:

Uncut chokers with uncut mathapatti could make for a great combination of accessories for a bride who doesn’t like to go OTT, yet likes to have a little drama.

3. Start your beauty game early

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Hair and makeup is a major part of the wedding day look.  An amazing make up artist is one part of the equation. The other part of the equation is to start prepping your skin at least a month before the wedding date. Go to a dermatologist and make sure your hair and skin get the best treatment they need. Once that step is done let the masters work their magic on you!

Artists to explore:

Tanya suggest Namrata Soni, Mickey Contractor and Subhash Vagal to transform your look for the day!

Style tip:

Let your makeup artist see your outfit before planning your look. The makeup should complement the attire and never overshadow it. As far as your hair is concerned, a fuss-free gorgeous, super sleek glossy bun is timeless and works with the classic look perfectly. It’s been in fashion and will always be.

4. Get on a workout regimen stat!

Jacqueline with her fitness instructor Namrata
Jacqueline with her fitness instructor Namrata

Last but not the least, it’s extremely important to work out and keep fit before the wedding. Even if you are blessed with good physique, there’s a good chance you will gain weight due to all the mithai your relatives are bound to force you to eat. So no matter what shape or size you are, just step on the peddle and werk it – you will he happy you did, and your husband will too! 🙂

Exercises to explore:

Regular cardio mixed with pilates or light weights. Please consult a physician, nutritionist, or personal trainer for proper guidance. Don’t hurt yourself before the D-day!

You can also begin your journey of being the perfect bride by attending The Dhoom Dhaam Wedding Trunk Show on 3rd September at The St. Regis Hotel, Mumbai. This bridal couture exhibition curated by Tanya Ghavri herself, is a great way to get on track with your wedding prep!

Wishing all the brides greatest happiness and a blessed married life! So hope this post has helped you plan for your big day a little better. Feel free to share this post with a friend who’s soon to be married (that can be her wedding gift!).

PS: Always remember: happiest brides are the prettiest!

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*This post is in partnership with Dhoom Dhaam Weddings.