Bridal Red Lehengas that are Every Bride’s Dream!

“There is a shade of red for every Indian woman that goes from very bright red to very dark red depending on the complexion of the person. Indian complexion also has certain diversity. They can try a few shades of red on them standing in front of the mirror and depending on the yellow quotient of her skin, she can find the best suit for herself,” Sabyasachi Mukherjee.

A Red lehenga to a bride is like an LBD to a girl on any typical day. It’s a timeless piece that just never goes out of style. This probably explains the fascination Indian brides have to a red lehenga. 

And why not? The color red symbolizes ‘suhag ka rang’ and, according to the Hindu culture the color stands for ‘a rising sun,’ a bride dressed in a red bridal lehenga does look ‘ethereal’!

If you too are a bride-to-be, thinking about wearing a red lehenga on your wedding, here’s saying you are in the right place! I came across some brides who chose to wear some really stunning red lehengas for their wedding, and you’ve got to check it out. Scroll down to know more: 

1. The heavily embellished red lehenga and blouse with golden work on it: 

2. The coral red lehenga and blouse paired with double dupattas – one beige and one mint green: 

Image Source – Gautam Khullar Photography 

3. A red lehenga skirt and dupatta, paired with an emerald green blouse : 

Image Source – Gautam Khullar Photography 

4. The Benarasi red hued lehenga skirt paired with the blouse with placed motifs and sheer red dupatta: 

Image Source – Gautam Khullar Photography 

5. A heavily embellished red lehenga and blouse paired with a sheer dupatta with equally embellished scalloped border: 

Image Source – Red Veds 

6. A classic red lehenga paired with intricate golden work on it with muted tones of mint green and pink: 

Image Source – Studio Kelly 

7. The classic red and gold combination lehenga : 

Image Source – Gautam Khullar Photography 

8. The traditional red bridal lehenga paired with Benarasi dupatta with golden work on it: 

Image Source – Red Veds  

9. A high waist red lehenga skirt with floral motifs paired with a traditional blouse and double dupattas: 

10. A classic red bridal lehenga with intricate golden embroidery on it paired with double dupattas – one red and one beige: 

Image Source – Dipak Studios

Well, well, which one would you pick for your D-day? 

Like Sabyasachi (one of the most celebrated Indian designer in the world) said, there is a shade of red for every Indian woman, and you too will surely find yours!