Chikan Embroidered Sarees

This means that everything looks the same, and is also likely to look a bit passé as time goes on. One person I know gave one daughter all chiffons with Swarovski crystals and sequins, and the other a few years later, all Banarsis.
the full works: with the temple design, wide border, gold checks or stripes, parrots, elephants, and peacocks in the pallav. But I would avoid the typical yellow and red, red and green, red and black combinations, and look for a slightly different colour mix – purple and rani pink looks fabulous, and I saw a wonderful torquoise blue with an emerald green border. Off-white and black look so striking too. You don’t want to go to a wedding and see everyone in the same colour combination!The second mistake is to give only very heavy ornate sarees, which means that once the wedding celebrations are over, the sarees get put into storage and are hardly worn.