10 Punjabi Brides Who Gave Us Major Bridal Wear Goals!

From their dense kalire to their bright bridal lehengas and patialas in tones of orange, pink and red – Punjabi brides exude a kind of grace like none other. Their brilliant choice of jewellery – polki, golds and diamonds matched perfectly with their bridal lehengas make heads turn like never before. We’ve put together ten of our most stunning Punjabi brides handpicked from our Real Weddings section. Ideas on colour combinations, bridal jewellery and bridal lehengas / Patiala that are sure to inspire – scroll on to see! 

Ramon

Real bride, Ramon went all out classic with her heavily embroidered red and gold lehenga with a gorg sheer dupatta that had a scatter of crystals. Her sheer dupatta had an unusual accent of purple along the border which was adorned with intricate gold zardozi and a gold beaded border. All in all, Ramon looked like the classic Indian bride with her minimal jewellery and bold winged eyeliner.

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Wedding Photographer: ShutterInk Photography.

Drishti

Drishti and Vicky’s tasteful destination wedding held at The Zuri White Sands Resort, Goa was all kinds of elegant. To add to this elegance, Drishti made a beautiful bride dressed in a stunning combination of blush pink and orange designed in an Anarkali lehenga. The floral sequins on the pink and orange combination looked absolutely beautiful. And all of this paired with her regal polki necklace and raani haar? Ravishing.

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Wedding Photographer: PK Suri Photography.

Akriti

A concoction of pink and orange in raw silk and net – this beautiful kalidaar lehenga worn by our Real Bride, Akriti had her looking drop dead gorgeous! The bold gold motifs on the lehenga and simple buttis on her fuchsia pink choli was a balance perfectly created. Her stunning jadau jewellery too was breathtaking – scroll down, take a minute to appreciate the beautiful bride that Akriti made.

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Wedding Photographer: ShutterInk Photography.

Harpreet

That chaandballi maangtikka beautifully complemented our Real Bride Harpreet’s colourfully embroidered red bridal lehenga. Embroidery and threadwork in hues of teal, orange and blue on the base of her deep red lehenga was a combination we’d never witnessed before. It was traditional yet had its touch of contemporary with the colourful embroidery. And her multi-strand pearl and jadau rani haar along with that polki choker was just the right amount of jewellery for that regal-chic look she was going for. But this bride’s jhoomer was something we just couldn’t get our eyes off! Kundan, pearls and emerald drops – so, so stunning!

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Wedding Photographer: Dipak Studios.

Priyanka

Her dense kalire and that dazzling smile were a showstopper. Her wedding theme was all champagne, white and gold with accents of pink to complement. Her lehenga had tones of gold with lace and the right amount of shimmer to make her entire ensemble stand-out. Her bridal jewellery was exclusively polki and pearls, personalized to perfection by her family jeweller. From the maagtikka, to the jhoomer and the rani-haar that hung from her collar-hugging necklace, the pretty polki on a gold base was a sight to behold!

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Wedding Photographer: PK Suri Photography.

Harneet

Pink and orange seem to be our Punjabi brides’ favourite colour combo – and why shouldn’t it be? They pull it off so effortlessly! Just like our Real bride, Harneet who donned a Patiala-kurta in that stunning combo. Her kundan chaandballi maangtikka and cutwork gold choker with emerald embellishments made Harpreet look like a quintessential Punjabi bride.

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Wedding Photographer: Rohan Mishra Photography.

Gulveen

Orange and gold prettiness – Our real bride Gulveen wore a tulle and chiffon floor length anarkali with gorgeous gold buttis on the flare. Her all gold jewellery, especially that ganthan pearl maathapatti – was absolute prettiness. Her minimal makeup and well defined eyes were the perfect pick for her orange hued bridal ensemble.

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Wedding Photographer: Arjun Kartha Photography.

Manpreet

This bride decided to go big, bold and all-out to make a statement! Her outstanding 3D-ish resham embroidered gold and red lehenga was made to make heads turn. The floral embroidery, stem and leaf motifs were filled in with silver sequins to add the little component of sparkle – after all what is a bride without some shimmer? While her lehenga-kurta set and crystal studded kalire, made such a bold statement, Manpreet kept her jewellery minimal and tasteful.

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Wedding Photographer: The Dream In Focus.

Shagun

Love all things glittery? Our Real Bride Shagun does too! She opted to wear an all-shimmer blush pink lehenga which had a contrasting gold border. This glittery beauty with her polki studded multi-strand necklace and beautifully enamelled gold jhoomer were perfect ingredients to cook up a perfect bridal ensemble.

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Wedding Photographer: Camera Crew.

Upneet

Deep red anarkali with dull gold embroidery – Upneet went for the classic colours with a touch of the extraordinary – The bright pink leheriya border! Her polki jewellery too was minimal and compact. With beautiful red enamelling and pearl drops. We adore the fact that Upneet went for the classic Punjabi bridal look and added her own touch of contemporary with the leheriya border and chaandballi earrings and maangtikka.

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Wedding Photographer: Girl In Pink Photography.