The bridal sari is bought with a lot of care. For a bride, her bridal dress is her topmost priority. Any married lady's most memorable, most treasured and most loved ensemble in her wardrobe is her bridal sari! In-fact, more than just a gorgeous outfit, the Indian bridal sari holds a lot of emphasis in the Indian tradition, as there is no greater event in an Indian family than a wedding.
Generally, there are different costumes for bride in different religions but saree remains the traditional dress. On the Indian subcontinent, bright colours are the highlights of bridal wear. In Hindu weddings, a bride would normally wear either a red bridal sari or a colored lehenga choli with the sole exception of white. Red sari is regarded as auspicious because it has several emotional, sexual and fertility-related qualities
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