Of all the big fat Indian weddings that we as a country are known for, a Marathi wedding has its own unique charm. The standout bit for a Marathi wedding is the bridal trousseau. The beautiful silk sarees and gold jewellery are a must for a Marathi bride.
While most Marathi brides might want to experiment with sarees in different colours, including yellow, red, orange and pink, among others, the crimson red saree with its intricate design is a must-have for any bride. When paired with Maharashtrian bridal gold jewellery, it really stands out.
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| Waman Hari gold necklace set |
Chooda is a common accessory for most Indian weddings. However, Marathi brides opt for a green chooda. However, in other cultures, red bangles are the rage. The Nath is another essential in a Marathi bridal trousseau. It is a nose ring studded with white pearls. The Mundavalya is also an important element of a bride's jewellery stash. It's a pearl thread which is tied around the bride's forehead. This pairs well with a Waman Hari gold necklace set.
Gone are the days when the half-moon bindi was the rage. However, it is only at weddings when you see a bride sporting a half-moon bindi. The Vaaki, a gold armband, is also a must for all Marathi brides. Brides mostly wear this on both hands. Now, brides want it on one hand.
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| Maharashtrian bridal gold jewellery | Waman Hari Pethe Sons |
The Tanmani is a pearl necklace that Marathi brides wear on their wedding day. It throws off the entire outfit. Maharashtrian bridal gold jewellery is a must. In fact, most women save up for it, as they also do for a Waman Hari gold necklace set.
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