Take a page out of the album of Bollywood brides and opt for ageless jewellery pieces for you wedding.
Kaleeras
More than just decorative hangings from the wrists, they represent joy, prosperity and new beginnings. Actress Kajal Aggarwal showcased this style perfectly with the pieces she chose to wear -- tiny lovebirds holding floral twigs, symbolising love 'locked down' for a lifetime.
Maang Tikka
It rests smack in the centre of a bride’s forehead, symbolising wisdom and spiritual power, while adding undeniable visual appeal.
Maatha Patti And Veil
Giorgia Andriani pulls off this combination of regal pieces beautifully -- the maatha patti is the grander cousin of the maang tikka that gracefully frames the entire forehead. When paired with a classy bridal veil and a bold jadau necklace it's a royal look.
The Nath
Wanting to wear a nose ring for the nuptials? Go for it! It is the epitome of of bridal grace, even if it is an old-style ornament that your grandmother wore, and your great grandmother before her and so on.
Traditional Temple Jewellery
A genre of jewellery that is the cornerstone of Indian bridal adornment, celebrated for its intricate detailing and cultural significance. Typically crafted in antique gold, its motifs of deities, lotuses, and more, sets them apart.
Jhumkas
Another quintessential Indian accessory, jhumkas are about both drama and sophistication.
The Minimalist Nose Ring
Not every bride desires heavy embellishment. The basic nose ring has clean lines and a delicateness about it, making sure that it doesn’t overpower the face.
Heirloom Necklace
A true showstopper, and a marriage of purana zamana craftsmanship with modern bridal fashion.
Mix And Match Bangles
Bangles need to be on your wrist when you marry but why not mix and match all shapes and sizes of gold bracelets, chooris, bangles etc, like Sobhita Dhulipala did.