Phoolon Ki Chaadar Ideas for a Memorable Wedding Entrance
Kaleera
If you don’t want to go over the top, yet stay traditional, kaleera chaadars look absolutely stunning. Plus, a Punjabi bride’s wedding attire would be incomplete without this important ornamentation, so add some hanging golden kalires to your chaadar. If you or your siblings are creative and crafty, making your own kaleera chaadar is an excellent DIY project.
Dupattas
Using another dupatta is a good way to keep your wedding entrance simple, yet beautiful. If you have your mom or grandma’s dupatta or have one that is considered to be a family heirloom, you can use your dupatta as your phoolon ki chaadar. There’s no better way to add a sense of tradition and family heritage to your wedding entry, without going over-the-top.
Flowers
You can never go wrong with flowers, as they complement your bridal attire. Using roses or jasmine flowers for your phoolon ki chaadar is a good way to add a touch of class and romance to your wedding entry and will make you feel beautiful. Feel free to get creative with your use of flowers. You can string fresh white flowers around the borders, or dress up the phoolon ki chaadar with orchids or marigolds with green leaves. The possibilities are endless!
Lights
String lights, or ‘fairy lights’ will make your entrance shine bright, and will illuminate you as you make your entrance. You put a lot of time and thought into your lehenga, so you need to be visible to your guests. Putting string lights on your chaadar is a beautiful and unique way to make your grand entrance even grander, can help enhance your wedding photos, and is sure to add that extra ‘glow’ to your face. Hint, bonus points if you incorporate flowers! Even paper flowers can add a nice touch.