The unique trousseau of every culture

Fr om t h e Trunk of In dian Brides-T he U niqu e Tr ou sseau of Ev ery Cult ur e Weddings in India are about shimmering, shopping, fun and frolic and a lot of food. An Indian girl starts dreaming about the entire bridal trousseau ever since the wedding bells start ringing. A girl wishes to look perfect with the sparkling collection of the celebratory dresses. It’s absolutely fine for any girl to remain enthusiastic about her wedding dress and the nuptial trousseau.

Indian bridal tro usseau and the religious significance India a country rich of culture and tradition, which varies from state to state and religion to religion. For this reason, it is called a land of diversity. In the Indian culture, the trousseau has special significance because it is connected directly to a religion. In the conventional times, this had to be given in a set of particular numbers like 11, 21, 51 and these may go until 101.

It included clothing, accessories and jewelry which used to be put together with love by the family of a bride so that she can take along these things to her new home. Even though the religious significance remains intact today also, but now, the entire idea of her belongings is being connected to more of a style statement. No doubt, there goes a lot of money in compiling the entire take-along stuff of a girl.

Opening the trunk of a Bengali Bride

Bengal is a very culturally-rich state of India and two main colors will have dominance here- red and White. Gold jewellery, dominance of red and white and even yellow will be found in the trunk of a Bengali bride. Apart from this, some very traditional jewellery pieces like shankha pola (the Bengal-specific red and white bangles worn by a married Bengali woman), intricate gold pieces, jhumka earrings as well as choker necklace will be the speciality of the Bengali trousseau trunk.

A Tro ussea u Specific t o t he G ra ndeu r Ra jpu t Cu l tu re The Rajputana, or the Rajput culture is one of the most grand cultures of this country. Everything you see here will be very rich, royal and of course, majestic! This is so because, in historic times, a lot states were ruled by the kings who belonged to this culture and therefore, the majesty and royalty prevails till date. Here the bridal stuff will be filled with rustic colors, embellishments dipped in accents of special gota-patti work and golden zari work. Bor is special head jewellery (called maangteeka) which is a must-have for the Rajput bride. Topaz, emerald and ruby along with charismatic kundan-work will take over the heirloom jewelry.

T h e g lam o u r an d g litt e r o f a P u n jab i b r id e

Coming to the most fun-filled and full of life culture of India, we next open the treasure of a Punjabi bride. Wherever you see shining and glittering stuff; consider it as a Punjabi culture by default. From gorgeous salwar-kameez to beautifully embellished and embroidered Lehanga or Designer Salwar suits a Punjabi bride will appear very colourful and highlighted.

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