5 Stylish Ways To Wear Your Bridal Dress Again

A wedding dress is an embodiment of a bride’s personal style and love story. With all the attached emotion and nostalgia, deciding what to do with it after wedding can be very difficult.

* Advance Planning

Who doesn’t like some extra glitter and volume in their wedding lehenga? But if you plan to reuse it, make sure you ask your designer to reduce its volume. A deep-necked gold choli can be used as a common gold blouse later. The lehenga should have minimal embroidery and the dupatta should actually be a saree that is pre-pleated.

* Break It

Being a bridal outfit, it’s bound to be heavy. So, it’s best to break it up. Mix and match your heavily embroidered dupatta with a palazzo, plain skirt or an anarkali kurta. Similarly, you could team up your embroidered lehenga with a solid off shoulder or a crop top with chandelier earrings and a bomber jacket.

* Cut it

Changing the core look of a wedding ensemble by mixing it with western separates can be a game changer. Look for newer combinations. You can pair the lehenga with a black turtleneck or a simple white shirt.

* Think Out of Box

Changing the core look of a wedding ensemble by mixing it with western separates can be a game changer. Look for newer combinations. You can pair the lehenga with a black turtleneck or a simple white shirt.

* Packing

f you’re still unsure of what to do, the best bet is to have it cleaned and packed so the fabric stays for years to come. Who knows? Maybe your daughter uses it. There are so many unconventional things to do with your dress post-wedding. All you need to do is get creative.