Feeling not sure about your bridal saree shopping experience? Fancy a quick
walkthrough that is all about catchy color combinations for traditional Tamil
bridal sarees? We are super excited to present you our brand new fashion edition that
is packed with refreshing Tamil bridal silk saree styles.

Clearly, our inspiration comes from our gorgeous Tamil brides who never fail to
amaze us with their grace and positive aura. After consulting with a bunch of famous
Tamil wedding photographers we have come up with 8 top picks for all the
brides-to-be out there! Join us for a fun virtual treat.

1) The Yellow Tint

The classic combination of turmeric yellow and forest green or turmeric yellow and
cobalt blue has traveled from generation to generation. At times, we see a hint of deep
red, making it an absolute treat to our eyes. From Kundan jewels to traditional temple
jewelry, brides love to pair their yellow saree look with customary glass bangles and
statement jewels in gold finish.

Clearly, the saree detailing and the overall mood it gives shall help us go for the best
picks in styling and accessorizing. No matter how vivid and different this combination
looks, traditional Tamil bridal saree styles could never let go of the elegance of a
pleasant yellow bridal silk.

2) Neon Pinks

Neon pinks have been often spotted in the traditional Tamil bridal lookbooks of the
early 60s and so on. Hiding between brocade details and Kanjeevarm gold
threadworks, neon pinks are the best if you love to experiement with multi-colored
bridal silks.

Be it a solid silk saree with occasional patchworks or a minimal lightweight saree
with prominent borders, you can never go wrong with a pleasant pink. To highlight,
the strength of the color payoff plays an important role in bringing that stark contrast
in vintage Tamil bridal saree designs. Significantly, the minute detailing we often
catch on these sarees stays strong and bold with the color payoff from the neon base.

3) Cozy Greens

Imagine flaunting a mint green bridal silk with your favorite uncut Kundan jewels for
your traditional Tamil wedding rituals. There is nothing more refreshing than getting
ready in soothing greens for an early morning Tamil wedding. Dating back to the
1900s, blends of gold and green have a powerful presence in vintage wedding
photographs.

The breathtaking contrast it creates with bridal sindoor, brass utensils and fresh pooja
flowers is beyond explanation. Clearly, dark green with hints of gold is the most
common shade we find in traditional silk sarees on a day-to-day basis.

4) Thousand Shades of Blue

Would you rather pick a blue-green, blue-red or blue-orange color combination for
your Tamil bridal wedding saree? It really is a tough puzzle! Because blues,
especially the electric blue we often notice in Tamil bridal sarees are an undefeatable
gorgeous shade that remains as a forever favourite.

Not only does it light up the whole attire with a punch of energy but also merges with
the intricate detailing of Tamil bridal jewels like Kaasi Maalai, Lakshmi Maalai etc.
As a part of the wedding traditions, a Tamil bride has multiple dress changes and
electric blue is always in the bridal wardrobe.

5) Glowy & Gorgeous

Double-toned sarees took a while to rise in the traditional Tamil bridal saree trends.
Though it took some time for the fashion moguls to finally accept the beauty of
double-toned silks, now there is no turning back! Kanjeevarams with a glossy finish
and double tones are spotted mostly in warm shades of Tamil bridal silks.

Hence, we see a lot of bright reds, pinks and greens with a beautiful sheen, that
perfectly accentuates the bridal makeover and accessories for the day. To point out,
antique finish heirloom jewels shine all the more beautifully while worn with these
styles.

6) Maharani Reds

The Maharani reds need no special introduction as they are forever warm in the hearts
of traditional Tamil brides. Who doesn’t love getting smothered in the elegance of
royal reds on their wedding day? Evidently, we have been seeing lots of bridal reds
and deep tones during our 2022 Chennai bridal outfit photos.

Without a doubt, we can confess that we are definitely in love with the classic
green-red combination seen mostly during the early morning rituals of Tamil Hindu
weddings. Not to mention, the gold detailing on the bridal blouse and the silk saree
make it absolutely flawless!

7) Dainty New Tones

Pushing aside the maroons, reds and greens, let us now flip through some rare finds
that definitely root back to vintage bridal silk saree collections. It is high time that
we try some never-seen-before combinations with fresh designs and design thinking
that usher the goodness of Tamil wedding dress traditions.

Clearly, we are not getting enough of those Fuschia pinks and corals and neons. Not
to mention, the thrill of discovering something rare that perfectly syncs with the
traditional roots of your wedding rituals, is utterly inexplicable. Stylists are yet to
experiment with more references from the 90s and the 80s.

8) The Pastel Glow

We must highlight that pastels are the Tamil bridal color of this wedding season.
From exploring never-seen-before pastel combinations to going back to the vintage
roots in search of fresh bridal color palettes, it’s been quite a journey. Definitely, we
are in awe of the latest looks in traditional Tamil bridal sarees, all drenched in
pleasant pastel shades.

Though the vintage era is gaga about maroons and greens in dark shades, we are
finally bringing back the rare spotting of pastels and graceful mellow colors in bridal
silks as of the 2022 viral trends in Tamil bridal sarees. We cannot wait to see more
of it!

We hope you had a great time exploring the trending colors in traditional Tamil
bridal sarees. We had lots of fun curating this edition, by flipping through our
favorite bridal fits of the season. We hope to bring you more updates with the
much-awaited winter weddings and spring events with fresh colors and thrilling
fashion highlights.

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