Shaadi is  not the only occasion  for a bride, there are festivals around the  year to celebrate. So shaadi is the beginning of all new festivities.With Karvachauth just gone by,the Diwali has just  stepped in and  we are sure you just can’t wait to celebrate. So while you welcome guests home, visit your relatives all eyes will be on  the “New Bahu” it’s time to  look stylish and enjoy the attention. Here are few trendy outfits for a Newly-Wed Bride  for a sparkling Diwali.

Team up a Shirt with a lehenga Skirt

You probably have lehenga from your sangeet/mehndi/engagement  ceremonies, so it’s time to reuse them but with a twist.Team up your lehenga skirt with a shirt and roll up the sleeves and you are good to go. If your skirt is embellished , you need not wear a heavy jewellery, else a chunky  neck piece will look uber cool.

 Anarkali with a long jacket

Anarkalis are always hit , there are so many options in which you can style up a simple anarkali suit .  A full length  anarkali with a jacket   gives a look of an anarkali lehenga and even a gown .

Sharara Suits

Sharara suits look regal and classy .Pair a sharara suit with a nice pair of jhumkis or chand balis .

Anarkali with plazzo pants

If you do have a floor length anarkali, a mid length anarkali with  palazzo will weave the magic. You can also  team them up with an ethnic jacket or a waistcoat .

Top and Ethnic Skirt

If the  flary lehenga is too much too handle   go for a  ethnic skirt.  Pair up the skirt with a top  you can team it up with a gilet  too.  A nice pair of sandals  and you will be super comfy to stroll around.

Asymmetric Suits

Asymetric suits, kurtis , tops are all in fashion. So team asymmetric  suit or kurta with plazzos, jodhpuri pants and leggings.

Front Slit Kurtis and Jackets

A long nice ethnic  jacket, kurta with a front slip  can be worn with pants. They look modern  yet ethnic at the same time.

Sarees

Sarees are timeless. Wear a simple yet stylish saree as too much embellishments can  make it very heavy and difficult to walk in. Floral and benarasee sarees are  in trend and look very elegant.

Embroidered Duppatas

Even a simple  suit can look extremely  appealing , if  paired up with a  beautiful duppatta .  Mix and match simple suit with   phulkari duppatas, or embroidered duppattas for an added charm.

So rock your Newly-Wed looks during festive  season all around the year and leave a lasting impression. Before you step out of your room with your gorgeous outfit for the day , do not forget to wear a  beautiful  smile.

Happy Diwali