What Should Your Daughter Wear for a Traditional Indian Wedding

 Well, if you have a kid you’d be having experience how difficult it could be to dress your little girl in something stylish for a traditional Indian wedding.

The sparkly embellishments become reasons for pulling it out of the outfit, and if god forbid, if she’s a crier, she might be rolling on the floor in her new ensemble, making a pocha out of her designer kids wear dresses.

Kids will continue to surprise you in all their various unique ways and never run out of ideas either. Then, you might be thinking, ‘Won’t it be difficult to shop for kids dresses either way if they’re so active?’ Not quite.

We’ll be helping you choose what baby dress ensembles to dress your little girl up in, that would not only be stylish and fashionable, but also be a no muss, no fuss.

Check out what options we’re offering below.

1) Pre- stitched sari

Now if you feel like making your little girl a mini version of yourself, it’s become easy.

Sari is available for little girls and they are pinned at all proper places with stitched pleats and pallu so that it would be effortless for your girl to wear it.

Pair it with a matching blouse and add a few accessories like bangles, earrings, and a bindi.

2) Lehenga choli

This fashionable classic is a must have for a reason. It comes in so many different designs to choose from- like sequined, printed, embroidered, tasseled, even one with fringes.

You can opt in or opt out for pairing it with a dupatta. Pair it with cute accessories like mangtika, bangles and maybe even a cute little hand- bag.

3) Anarkali

Anarkali is the easiest option to cheat your way to making your little girl stylish and shine in the spotlight. They come either with or without a dupatta and sometimes even with an embellished belt.

The full skirt that would be swaying with every step your girl takes and the comfortably fitted top part will ensure your daughter steals the limelight of the party.

With rich fabrics like velvet, paired with a sheer dupatta will make her shine out from the rest.

4) Kurta skirt

If you’re a mix- and- match mom and do it impeccably, try pairing a kurta with a full ghaghra, lehenga or skirt along with a pretty dupatta.

Or choose from one of our skirt kurta sets at Babycouture.com. To have an indo- western feel, the kurta is flowing on top of the lehenga and makes your girl look like a princess.

Style her hair in a braid or up do and add cute hair clips and accessories in her hairstyle.

5) Kurta pajama

The most basic outfit ensemble can turn out to be pretty stylish when paired with the right accessories.

Dress your little girl in a kurta pajama or dhoti kurta and pair it with a cute pair of jhumkas and bangles.

Braid her hair in a French braid or from one side and leave the rest open.

6) Salwar kameez

Salwar kameez can either be simple or embellishes, printed or embroidered and has a matching or contrast dupatta.

This would be perfect for haldi or mehendi occasions as your little girl would be having her hand designed with mehendi as well.

Pin up her dupatta in the style you see fit and pair it with jhumkas or a mangtika. Choose one, not both. Braid her hair to form a braided hair band.

7) Top sharara

An embellished top paired with a printed fluffy sharara would be apt for reception parties where your daughter needs to look modern chic while still retaining some traditional vibe.

Keep it soft and simple by pairing it with a low ponytail after you curl her hair a little. Set it off with a kids clutch purse or handbag.

8) Dress

Avoid stiff or itchy fabrics and opt for tulle, polyester, satin or silk to keep your little one comfortable all the time to enjoy the occasion. Flower girls would be adorable in a ruffled or fluffy tulle baby girl frocks or dresses.

Pair it with a pair of white stockings if it’s cold outside and choose flower accessories like a flower crown or flower bracelet.

Choose light colors for a day wedding like white or pastels and for a night wedding, opt for darker colors like navy blue, gold, silver, maroon or forest green or even red or fuchsia.

Source: Traditional Indian Wedding