Even after getting separated from each other for more than 7 decades, the two culturally-rich countries - India and Pakistan, have numerous shared interests. And their cultural influences are majorly seen during weddings. Although the names of the rituals remain distinct, the attires worn during the events at times get to see similar designs, vibrant colours and patterns on the ensembles. One such Pakistani bride, who wore a saree on her wedding day, grabbed our eyeballs.
The Pakistani bride, Fajar looked absolutely beautiful in a maroonish red-hued saree for her wedding day, a few years ago. Although the saree is not a common fashion wear for Pakistani brides, Fajar chose a bright, vibrant coloured one over any other traditional costumes of the country, Pakistan, including lehenga or sharara. Her saree featured a broad golden embroidered border with golden threads and minute gota patti work all over it.
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The bride, Fajar spread the aura of her beauty on her wedding day with her majestic look. She teamed her saree with a matching blouse and a sheer dupatta, which featured golden frills on the hemline and a stunning border. In addition, she opted for golden jewellery with green pearl drops, including a choker neckpiece, a multi-tiered necklace, matching earrings, and a maang teeka. Moreover, haath phools, gold kadas, and kaleeras completed Fajar's bridal look.
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To amp up her nikah ceremony look, the bride chose glam makeup, including blushed and highlighted cheeks, defined eyebrows, winged eyes, and bright red lip colour. Fajar opted for a neatly combed middle-parted bun hairdo and radiated a luminous bridal glow on her face. Altogether, she looked mesmerising.
We are drooling over the Pakistani bride's wedding day look. What about you? Let us know!
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