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For generations, Kanjivaram silk saris have been a mainstay at south Indian weddings and an essential part of the bridal trousseau. This selection of exquisitely handwoven Kanjivaram silks continues that tradition.

Choose from tissue silk drapes that have been illuminated by pure gold zari, jacquard Kanjivarams filled with auspicious colours and symbols, and saris enriched with delicate Meenakari work. Crafted by master weavers, these bridal Kanjivaram silk saris are inimitably beautiful and perfect celebrations of a special beginning.

Bridal Sarees

For generations, Kanjivaram silk saris have been a mainstay at south Indian weddings and an essential part of the bridal trousseau. This selection of exquisitely handwoven Kanjivaram silks continues that tradition.

Choose from tissue silk drapes that have been illuminated by pure gold zari, jacquard Kanjivarams filled with auspicious colours and symbols, and saris enriched with delicate Meenakari work. Crafted by master weavers, these bridal Kanjivaram silk saris are inimitably beautiful and perfect celebrations of a special beginning.

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Bridal Sarees

Marriages maybe made in heaven or earth but for every bride, the day is more than just another special day. It’s the biggest day in her life and her wedding trousseau matches the mood. The south bridal sarees are more than just a drape. It’s a symbol of love, a priceless gift that is bestowed by the parents of the bride as she starts her new journey, a traditional token of love showered by the in-laws as they welcome the new bride. In a dream wedding where everything is perfect, the wedding sarees are the most treasured and you can even buy bridal sarees online.

The gentle rustle of the silk, the luxurious drape, the gold and red tones, the soft glow, the silky lustre - every bride chooses the bridal saree that is unique and special to her and speaks her language. Traditional and yet contemporary, luxurious and ornate, yet subtle and sophisticated, bright and bold and yet soft and mellow, intricate and grand and yet delicate and embellished, every bridal saree tells a story of a precious treasured moment in the bride’s life.

A bridal trousseau is incomplete without an elegant, extravagant exquisite handwoven bridal sarees Kancheepuram as these silk sarees are perfect for the monumental moment. Pattu Sarees are more than just a tradition. The wedding sarees are priceless treasures of love. The bridal sarees are overwhelmingly beautiful, just like the bride and they feature many embellishments with mesmerising brocades, ornate Meenakarai work, sheer golden tissue drapes, stunning jacquard silk sarees. There is intricate and elaborate pure golden zari work, sequins and pearls, precious stones and beads adding to the grandeur of the pattu saree. Various silk threads are woven together to create magical patterns as they form a beautiful palette with glittering gold zaris and ornate traditional motifs on the body and pallu of the bridal sarees. The embellishments on the wedding saree depend on the bride’s choice as well as its her day.

Bridal sarees are known for their grandeur, extravagance and luxurious with elaborate embellishments. There are different types of wedding sarees among Kanchipuram silk sarees and most brides choose tissue sarees which are glossy shimmering sarees as you feel like you are draping yourself in yarns of golden zaris and sheer threads of silk. The brocades are another favourite among bridal sarees as these handwoven Kanchipuram silk sarees have intricate patterns and motifs creating an embossed and grand look on the sarees. Handcrafted with shimmering gold and silver threads in rich colours, they are intricately woven to create complex and grand motifs. The jacquard sarees are opulent and classy and add a dash of grandeur to the wedding silk sarees, befitting the occasion. A traditional ceremony is not complete without the Nine Yards Wedding Saree, which is the saree worn for the Muhurtham - the ultimate celebratory moment in the wedding, when the final rituals are performed. These special sarees with specific motifs, colours and patterns are in different colours but for the Muhurtham they are always in Arakku – lac or a shade of crimson red.

Bridal sarees come in different hues but they are always synonymous with the colour- red or Arakku as the shade of crimson red is referred to. Arakku or lac is one of the natural colours as well. The Red Saree or the Kempu Saree is a symbol of the Goddess Kanchi Kamakshi herself as the deity stands for fertility, passion and prosperity. Kempu is also a reference to the rubies used in the temple jewellery as these colours and motifs were the inspiration for the weavers as well.

RmKV bridal collections are not just for one ceremony for seven important moments of the entire wedding. Titled the Bridal Seven, RmKV has curated the bridal sarees for each of these occasions, starting with the ecstatic engagement or Nichayathartham. Then there is the colourful Mehandi, the joyful Oonjal or the ceremony on the swing, the traditional and ultimate Muhurtam, the fun ritual called Nalangu, the grandeur event of the Reception and of course the Grihapravesham when the bride enters her new home for the first time. There are plenty of choices from traditional to contemporary, grand to subtle, ornate to classy, opulent to elegant. But every wedding saree is a masterpiece and can be customised as well to the bride’s choice. You can now buy South Indian wedding sarees online shopping as well.

Besides Kanchipuram silk sarees, there are several handwoven sarees among the wedding collection from Banarasi silk sarees to Paithani, Uppada, Ikat among others. The styles and trends may have changed but the magic of the silk saree can never fade away especially among bridal sarees. Shimmering, brocaded, embellished and embroidered, they stay forever in your heart as the silk sarees of your special day and remain an integral part of you and your life forever.

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