The most trending bridal jewellery combination- Mix n’ Match is the way to go!

A bride’s look gets its elegance and grace only with the perfect set of wedding jewellery. With millions of options to choose from and the everyday changing trends, its difficult to select the perfect jewellery set for your special day. So here’s me helping you out with a few ways in which you can mix n match your bridal jewellery –

1. Contrasting coloured jewellery-

Wearing a combination of contrasting coloured Lehenga and jewellery is probably the best option to go for. Not only are they different from the mainstream trends but also make your beautiful bridal outfit and jewellery stand separately.

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The kundan jewellery along with beautiful contrasting beads of this bridal duo gives a clear idea of how to play with colours in a classy way.

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Yet another example of a Kundan jewellery embedded with emerald green beads. Loved the combination over this beautiful red lehenga of the bride.

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Beautiful traditional choker necklace with green beads is the bridal jewellery this beautiful bride opted for. Picture perfect!

2. Offbeat brides who went for the non- cliche jewellery-

The regular trends are good, but doing something Hattke is what that creates a buzz. Take a look.

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Remember the much talked about headgear that Sonam Kapoor wore for her grand day? Well it’s perfect if you can carry it off.

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Shriya Bhupal who recently got married in a grand wedding in Hyderabad,  wore a beautiful emerald embedded necklace as a head gear and invited lot of attention –

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This bride’s unique combination of Multi-coloured lehenga paired with temple jewellery is how she abandoned the mainstream way –

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This breathtakingly beautiful bride chose a heavy necklace for her big night, and it definitely stands out –

3. Mix n match-

Stand a step ahead in the trend line with the option of mix n’ match.

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We spotted the most unique combination of traditional jewellery paired with tribal jewellery in this wedding.

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Let your hands do all the talking! Statement kangans paired with traditional hath-phool is something to go for a Hattke option.

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Actress, Shweta Tripathi who recently got hitched to her boyfriend in a beautiful monsoon wedding in Goa, layered her jewellery with a choker and chain –

4. Own the stage in the minimalistic way-

Sometimes, it’s best to not overdo it and keep things simple! Check out the most minimalistic yet gorgeous wedding jewellery we spotted on real brides.

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This Kenya bride decided to pair her Red lehenga with a light combination of jewellery. Simple sober and classy isn’t it? –

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Just the perfect touch of diamonds with a golden coloured lehenga. Minimalistic with a classy touch –

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This unique sabyasachi bride went for a unique pair of orange lehenga with diamond jewellery –

5. Heavy jewellery extravaganza-

Well, if you are not someone who wants to go the minimalistic way, then here are the perfect jewellery combinations for your wedding. The Royal look of these picture perfect brides would definitely be the right way to go.

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How beautifully is this bride captured carrying the royal look –

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This utterly beautiful bride brought the best of Punjabi & South Indian styles in her bridal look. She wore a heavy jewellery set with a silk saree and we just can’t take our eyes off her.

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Mesmerized with the way she smiles, covered under this contrasting pair of royal jewellery.

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Covered in heavy jewellery paired with the pastel shade of pink, this pretty bride owned the day flawlessly –

So, have you made up your mind on your bridal jewellery?