Let’s get into the saree trunk and find the best for you!

Tangerine orange embroidery saree with flower patches on pallu

Pecan brown silk saree with net blouse saddled with pearl and feathers!

Astonishing black saree with golden gotta frills on the border designed with V-neck blouse

Ivory-hued Manish Malhotra sequin saree with a beige halter neck blouse

Voguish powder blue saree with white inner folds and belt 

Hot red frilled designer saree with embellished blouse and belt 

Turquoise green floral saree with minimal zari border

Black banarasi Anita Dongre saree with balloon sleeve net blouse

Ivory chicken Kari saree with astonishing border

Sleek and stylish off-white banarasi silk saree with pearl and sapphire choker

Pale yellow polka dot saree with victoria sleeve blouse

Embroidered white designer saree with a v-neck flowy blouse

Beige striped saree with collar styled off-shoulder blouse

Snappy mustard yellow saree paired with magenta blouse

Groovy white floral print frilled saree

Abhinav Mishra mirror work white saree with minimal check pattern

Hazelnut white saree with mirror work all along with less frilled border

Wondrous black and gold striped designer saree

Anita Dongre floral-embroidered navy blue saree

Astonish royal trend saree with beaded belt and victoria sleeves

Contemporary floral patterned saree with sleeky border

Daisy white Sabhya Sachi saree with sequin blouse and royal designed belt

Dual coloured designer saree with feathered and embroidered border

Stunning velvet maroon saree embroidered pallu

Trendy Ivory saree with zari embroidery work and balloon sleeve blouse

Classy blue and white floral printed saree with no heavy design

Stylish hot red layered saree with tube black blouse

Gleaming trendy blue striped saree with t-neck blouse

Double layered saree pattern with a blue inner roll and metallic pallu and multi-coloured blouse

Glamorous white designer silk saree with layered pattern

Tradition with trend! Pink banarsai saree with silver border and purple v-neck embroidered blouse

Cloud grey designer net saree with beaded sequin and feathered border

Peacock green layered strip saree with a designer styled pallu

Mint green fishtail ready to wear saree with beaded blouse

Pale yellow patterned saree with net pallu and striped multicoloured blouse

Sabhya Sachi sequin metallic saree with a deep v-neck blouse

Stunning blood-red satin saree with gold-bordered blouse

Hope you get something for your next occasion from the trunk of our latest and trendy collection of designer sarees. Also, do check out our article on the latest saree trends in 2020.

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Whether it will be a sangeet, mehndi or a reception, your mother’s wedding attire and authentic jewellery fully fits you and add a charm to your look beside traditional touch. With a bit of twist like alterations, tailoring to the treasured wedding dress will make your childhood’s dream come true.

You are “rewriting the picture again”. We have some special tips and tricks for your re-wearing the family wedding heirlooms on your special day!

 Emotional connection with wedding attire

To every mother and daughter, there is some emotional connection which blooms on the wedding day. Where a mother saves treasure from her wedding to her daughter’s special day.

Take out the trunk! Clean the dust and bring out the 25-year-old treasure from the trunk. Seek your mother’s help for alteration and tailoring of the whole dress.

You can also add some trendy touch to the traditional treasure. It would be a great idea and will help you to make your special’s day attire unique. You can also use your mom’s Banarsi dupatta, Kanjivaram saree, Nath, choker neckpiece with a unique style to other functions.

Blowing Up the dust of Treasured Trunk

Since it’s too long! Years and years. Pieces of treasured traditional dresses stored with proper care. But it’s been soo long, so there will be chances of stains or dust on the clothes. It may have absorbed the musty smell. To renew it, consult with your dry cleaner. You have to be more conscious about the restoration process as your clothes have more value to your special day.

Alteration – Major part to do

With the change in fashion or wedding dress, you may not like your mother’s wedding attire. Take a tour to the designer or nearby boutique for alteration and changes to the dress. Share your ideas of alterations to the designer so that he can transform your mother’s vintage attire to a dreamy dress for your wedding. Some of the alteration ideas:

• Fits like a hugging velvet
• Perfect adjustments with length
• Add more details into it with the change in sleeves or neckline
• Give a touch of beads, embroidery, pearls

Reuse the Old Fabric with New Ideas

If you can’t see yourself wearing mom’s outdated dress during your ceremony, or if the seamstress can’t salvage the whole thing, you can find other creative ways to incorporate it into your wedding. Here are some examples:

It’s ok if you are not able to wear your mom’s dress on your big day because of any reason. You can recreate plenty of things with these fabrics, such as:

Kurta or dress

Reuse the fabric of your mom’s dupatta or dress to make a kurta from it. Add patches or embroidery in it to complete the look.

Additional Accessories

It’s a fabulous idea to transform the wedding fabric into accessories like clutch, hair accessories, pillow covers, traditional table runners, and more.

Tips for brides who want to reuse their moms lehenga

• From the wedding fabric, you can choose to take a few embroideries over it and patch it to a new fabric such as georgette, silk or brocade
• Take a tour to your mom’s jewellery trunk, you can pair your newly styled lehnga or dress with the authentic piece of your mom’s jewellery like a choker, nath, rani haar, Kangan, maang tikka, and more
• Eye on the fabric or material of the dress. Sometimes fabrics like silk or brocade get torn over time, so better not use such fabric
• you can also pair the old lehnga with contrast dupatta or blouse. Choose the trendy dupatta style with your mom’s old lehnga

Hope these amazing ideas will add some value to your wedding attire and help in re-wearing your family heirlooms on your wedding day, as it is the most special day to a young girl. Also, check out our suggestions for wedding nail art design for your wedding day!

Share more ideas or your memories with us. We would love to hear from you!

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