Hi all,
Every woman loves buying the best sarees and jewelry for their wedding day to look like a queen. They want to look like an elegant diva, snatching away all the attention for the day. But it is also important to feel comfortable at the same time. In this post, I will tell you guys about different draping styles that a bride can try on her wedding day to do full justice to her gorgeous 6 yards of sheer elegance.

Gujrati Draping Style

Most North Indian women love to follow this style as it helps them flaunt the beautifully embroidered pallu. The pallu falls in the front in this style. You may pleat it into a side if your blouse is too gorgeous or cover the whole front area with it to show off the embroidery of the saree.
Rajrani Draping Style
This is a modification of the Gujarati style and I personally feel it is a little more comfortable than the previous one. Here you will have to wear the same in the Gujarati style, making the pallu long and pleated at the front. Then you will have to take a corner of the pallu and pin it to another shoulder across the front. It looks like a V. This style is great for women who want to appear taller.
Bengali Draping Style

If you want to look traditional and elegant at the same time, this is the best option for you. You can wear heavily embroidered sarees like benarasi in this style. It stays in place and looks elegant with every kind of saree. Here, the pleats are made broad and the pallu is wrapped twice around the body coveri...