Nothing can beat up the excitement of an Indian bride when it comes to buying a perfect bridal lehenga. She goes in detail planning to make her d-day best and unforgettable for the years to come but forgets to pay attention to the bridal accessories which complete her overall look. Right from the grand entrance, all eyeballs are hooked up on the bride and for gaining applause and compliments, she must take care of wedding accessories other than wedding outfit. Today we are letting you aware of Bridal accessories for an Indian bride. Have a look and note down the things to buy for your wedding day.

• Hair Accessory

All things get noticed about an Indian bride in a wedding whether it’s her lehenga or makeup. The bridal accessory list includes hair accessories like clips embellished with beads, pearls or stones, Juda pins which help the bride to keep her hair intact giving them glam look. South Indian brides wear metallic hair accessory of moon and sun shape, Muslim brides decorate their hairs with Jhoomars and North Indian bride wear Gazras to adorn hair bun etc.

• Bindi

How can a bride overlook Bindi which gives her a complete look? The bindi should be selected keeping the size of the forehead and color of the bridal lehenga in mind.

• Jewellery

Wedding jewelry is an inseparable part of bridal accessories as it provides your lehenga a complete look. If you are wearing a heavy embellished lehenga, opt for simple jewelry as heavy jewelry with heavy lehenga will make you look sluggish. Wear heavy jewelry if your lehenga has not much work on it. Decide the jewelry pieces which look best with your attire keeping the budget in mind before purchasing. Jewellery designs depict old age Indian tradition so it must be chosen with utmost care.

• Handbags/Clutch

Handbags are another essential accessory which enhances the beauty of your lehenga and personality. Colour of the handbag must match the wedding attire. Choose the size of the handbag careful so that it can keep the things like Kajal, lipstick, handkerchief and mobile phone you may require on the wedding day. Carry a Potli or clutch which is elegant and small as it is in trend these days and many brides have seen carrying them.

• Footwear

One of the bridal accessories which are neglected and never given much importance is Footwear. Shoes can ruin a bride’s overall look within a minute they got noticed. Footwear should be purchased which compliments your bridal lehenga. Many brides don’t pay much heed to wedding footwear. Consider the important factors in mind like style, comfort, and fit before buying footwear. Start wearing them a week before your big d-day for a minute at home giving your feets to get adjusted accordingly to feel more confident to walk down your aisle. Avoid stilettos and choose flat heels as you have to wear them for a long duration which might cause discomfort.