Navratri #Day1: 9 Orange Colour Inspiration for all Brides

The colour orange has everything to do with happiness and energy. Just the kind of vibe you experience at a wedding. An incarnation of Goddess Durga is Brahmacharini. The luminosity and brightness of this Devi, with her bewitching smile, light up the sun. She is powerful enough to live in the Sun and its wondrous shades of orange. That’s why orange is a part of the 9 colours of Navratri!

This year, orange is the colour of the first day of Navratri. But we decided to go a step further and help out all the brides-to-be with some orange inspiration. Here are 9 gorgeous orange bridal wear options for your special day:

1. The heavily embellished orange lehenga:

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2. Floral White Embroidery on Orange Mirrorwork Lehenga – Loving it!

Outfit by Mishru

3. Mirrorwork Magical Orange Lehenga coming up next

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4. A Sabyasachi Bride is a Vision in Vivid Orange

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5. The stunning Banarasi lehenga to channel your traditional vibes:

6. Did you say orange ombre? What’s not to love:

7. Make way for the classic gold and orange combo:

8. Shades of Orange

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9. Orange + Pink = Oh-So-Gorgeous:

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10. The silver-on-orange combo:

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11. A floral embroidered orange lehenga:

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12. Monochrome orange for the win:

13. Even with orange, we love a hint of red:

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14. One with muted tones of green and earthy shades:

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15. You Can’t Ignore Me Brick Brown Tulle Lehenga

Outfit by Papa Don’t Preach by Shubhika

16. A Maximalist Bride’s Dream Mirrorwork Orange Lehenga

Outfit by Abhinav Mishra

17. Sunset Orange Customised Embroidery Lehenga – Great pick for Mehendi

18. Muted teal embroidery on a beautiful orange:

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19. A Manish Malhotra Creation Looking Ethereal in Orange

Outfit by Manish Malhotra

20. Freshly Blooming Marigold Orange Lehenga

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21. This burnt orange lehenga is adorned tiny french knots along with shaded marigolds in orange and myriad hues of yellow. This look is enhanced with an ombre veil and a touch of drama added by the puffed sleeves. How pretty!

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22. This Anita Dongre orange and grey lehenga is nothing short of a dream-come-true for a bride. It’s vibrant, heavily embellished but without going overboard and honestly, perfect for the wedding day!

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23. The combination of red and orange is a personal favourite and when designed correctly, it can do wonders in terms of making heads turn. If you are looking to make a statement at your mehendi ceremony,  go with a red and orange sharara.

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24. Ombre for the win! The subtle sunset shading is definitely something different. A rather quintessential lehenga cut has been accentuated with intricate embroidery work and emerald jewellery that adds acts as the perfect contrast to the outfit.

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25. How pretty is this Kanjeevaram saree? If you are a South Indian bride, you should definitely consider this as an option and stand out from the crowd! Moreover, the gold jewellery is just what you need to make the ensemble go from good to AH-MAZING!

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26. Colour-blocking is fun and can add a whole new dimension to an otherwise monotonous look. For example, this orange lehenga has delicate detailing done in pink. It has been paired with a teal blue dupatta which is perfect.

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27. Get playful with this tangerine orange lehenga. Silver is always a good option to pair with orange and the criss-cross work, tassels and floral motifs sure do elevate the charm of this look. The bride can opt for this exact look for her Mehendi or Haldi ceremony.

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28. A stunning flame orange chanderi silk sharara for a Muslim wedding. The kurti and sharara are designed with fine kasab marodi, resham and kachi-Patti embroidery. The look has been completed with gold tulle dupatta. The combination of colours and the look as a whole exudes royalty and elegance.

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29. If you are having an Anand Karaj and want an option that is glamorous yet ethnic, how about this flame orange and rani-pink raw silk lehenga from Rimple & Harpreet collection? The ensemble features various crafts and textiles such as such gota, Kashmiri Tilla and patasha-butti.

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Which is your favourite look from the stunning 9 options? Let us know in the comments below!