Dupatta literally translates into 'shawl of doubled cloth', which is a combination of two Sanskrit words, i.e. du means two and patta means strip of cloth. Traditionally dupatta, which…....
For a very long time, brides have been wearing their dupatta in a similar, in a very common and traditional way. Well, we now feel that it needs to be…....
Every time we spot a latest and unique trend in the bridal fashion scene, we can’t resist ourselves from sharing it with our lovely brides-to-be. Whether it is a unique…....
We know all the brides who are getting married in winters; you don’t want to spend your wedding event with sluggish woollen jackets in winters, concealing the beauty of your…....
Dupattas are absolutely an inevitable part of a bride's D-day look! While some brides pair their wedding lehenga with single dupatta, while other covers with Double ones. Double…....
