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New Delhi: A wedding lehenga is one of the most significant outfits in a woman’s life. Unfortunately, most women are only able to wear it once in their lives due to several reasons, like the weight of the lehenga and the jewellery, the delicate detailing, and maybe even because they are not trending anymore. While wedding attire brings drama, colour, and a lot of love, most women are not able to repurpose these pieces. Be it the chunni, lehenga, blouse or the jewellery. Though now, brides are recognising this, and investing in pieces they see themselves in a couple of times. Be it for the attire or the jewellery. Here are some ways you can repurpose your jewellery thoughtfully and create a timeless look.

Styling jewellery with lehengas is not just about achieving harmony between designs, colour, and proportion. A heavily embroidered lehenga does not need over-the-top jewellery. Minimal outfits for occasions like Bhai Dooj, Dhanteras give you room for statement pieces. Brides often experiment with different types of jewellery with different metal bases and styles. Each choice of jewellery gives room for letting your personality speak, along with tradition and confidence. Your wedding jewellery doesn’t have to get sidelined for years, you can use it piece by piece for occasions like such.

Ways to style wedding jewellery for festive season

Kundan Sets

How to style Kundan jewellery this festive season (Picture: Canva)

Kundan is one of the most elegant pieces of jewellery you can invest in. If you already had these as a part of your wedding attire, you are already a step ahead. These are perfect for a statement outfit—be it a red lace embroidered saree or a Banarasi silk saree. These are perfect to be worn together. Especially Kundan earrings and necklace.

Gold Temple Jewellery

How to style your wedding Gold Jewelry this festive season (Picture: Canva)

These pieces are statement, timeless, and so elegant that pairing them with any outfit becomes quite tricky. Be it necklaces, earrings, kamarbands or maangtikkas, these are perfect for South Indian brides who want to stay connected to the traditional attire this Karwa Chauth.

Pearl and Diamond Combinations

How to style your pearl and diamond jewelry (Picture: Canva)

They work perfectly with pastels or attire with minimal work on them. You can keep the makeup minimal and have your hair open for this look.

Styling your wedding jewellery in a way that balances out its glamour with traditional wear is an art and requires a lot of creativity. The choice of Kundan, polki, gold or diamond depends not only on the type of function but also on your personality and your likes and dislikes in jewellery. Remember, the jewellery should highlight your outfit without overwhelming it.