Royal Blue Saree brings out the Princess in Newly Wed Bride

Red has reigned supreme in the quintessential Indian wedding. For a long, the Indian bride has been garbed in red and the symbolic color has been a testament to the virtues of marriage and unions. If red is your choice for the wedding then for post-wedding occasions don’t shy away from flaunting yourself in lovely shades of Royal Blue Saree.

Lovely color Royal blue!!

The color Royal Blue, a symbol of royalty gained more prominence as it was introduced as the color for the Royal Coat of Arms of France. Celebrate your femininity and the power that comes with blue. Go chic and stylish with this royal color and what better attire to flaunt the color than our own demure and Sensuous Saree.

According to experts, blue is favored by most as the color for important occasions. It carries with it nobility yet not arrogance and exudes an aura of trust and calm with it. Often enough, it is the safest bet when looking to impress someone; neutral, yet not without taste.

These are few different shades of blue: azure, baby blue, beryl, cerulean, cobalt, sky blue, cornflower blue, midnight blue, corporate blue, cyan, royal, sapphire, indigo, navy, Prussian blue, robin’s egg blue, slate, steel blue and more. About shades within blue, there are a plethora of choices to suit every mood, occasion, and personality.

The markets today offer a riot of options for you to choose from. From the self-printed and contrast sarees, whose minimalist ‘work’ make them well suited for a day out with friends or a lunch date, to the darker more extravagant shades and styles that can be worn for formal requirements. During the day opt for brighter shades like cyan, electric cobalt, mint blue, or royal blue. At night, choose from navy blue to Prussian blue or ultramarine if you’re in the mood for it!

Fabrics:

1. Georgette:

The fabric must be selected depending on the mood, occasion, and body type. Georgette, silk, cotton chiffon, and crepe all can be worn with elan. Georgette saree is a favorite choice among people who want to look slim. Also, it's light, flowing, and silky that makes you feel like a queen.

2. Chiffon:

Chiffon is another great fabric to try out. The fabric has lightness, delicacy, and elegance written all over it. Chiffon Sarees come in various patterns- plain, embroidered, and printed.

3. Crepe:

Crepe would be the preferred fabric of choice if you are going to an important function, surrounded by all who’s who then nothing spells class like this fabric. This material can hold heavy embroidered as well if you are someone who likes it all embellished.

Mint blue seems to be the favored color by the ladies these days, whether day or night. But isn’t obvious, you can hardly keep your eyes away from it.

Apart from the fabric, you can also choose the kind of work done on it. There is a lot to choose from – patchwork, studded stones, and embroidery at the border or the pallu, depending on what you like. Here you will have to look closely at the patterns used. Go for the more intricate designs to get the royal look. Reserve these for dinners. Darker deeper shades are mostly preferred for late evening engagements like Prussian blue, ultramarine blue, federal blue, etc. Oh, and don’t you forget to pick a great blouse design model as well with the help of this guide.

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