Look Trendy with These Sarees Fancy Enough for a Wedding or Party! Plus 5 Traditional Sarees You Must Own!

A Saree is a beautiful Indian attire that is deeply rooted in our culture. It is one of the preferred outfits for any occasion be it a wedding, festivals, or religious events. The best part is that women in any age group, shape and size can wear this attire and look graceful and gorgeous. The fashion designers have reinvented the saree to give it a stylish and enhancing look. The fancy sarees are the recent trend that is on top of the popularity charts.

Fancy sarees are perfect for those who are not comfortable with heavy sarees. The modern and digital patterns of the lightweight fancy sarees give this traditional attire a trendy look. Fancy sarees with patchwork and neon colours are popular among youngsters. The fancy sarees are a fusion of trendy, classy and colourful contemporary designs. A saree may just be a piece of fabric, but when this sensual attire is draped properly and accessorised, there is no other outfit better than this!

Bandhej is just the variation of the word Bandhani, which is an ancient art of tie and dye. This hand-done textile-craft creates beautiful circular patterns on the material. Bandhani is considered to be auspicious in Gujarat and Rajasthan and hence used widely for weddings and other auspicious occasions.

Bandhani sarees are believed to bring good luck and earlier brides preferred only Bandhani Lehenga Cholis and Sarees for the weddings. The Gujarati Wedding Ensemble, known as Panetar and The Bridal Saree (Gujarati Gharchola) gifted by the groom’s family have delicate Bandhani work. With changing preferences, Bandhej work is now done on art silks, fine georgettes, viscose and other materials too.

The Pastel Bandhej Saree from Label Kanupriya is a beautifully textured bandhani saree in pastel yellow and aqua blue shades. The mesmerizing lacework with tassel border all over the saree enhances its vibrant look. It comes with the captivating lacework net blouse. This lightweight georgette saree is graceful and the price is Rs. 2,820.

Anita Dongre is a renowned and veteran designer whose designs have gained national and worldwide recognition. The Laverna Saree from Anita Dongre’s Collection is an exquisite floral beauty. This classic masterpiece has beautiful embroidered motifs in pink and blue shades and the saree is further embellished with sequins, zardozi, resham and pearls giving it a captivating and stunning look.

This sunny yellow georgette saree is paired with silk cream choli that has fine embroidery work on it. The alluring lightweight and soft fabric make it a pleasure to wear it. Complete the look with jadau and pearl choker earrings with embroidered potli and flats. The price of this stunning saree is Rs. 1,42,000.

Chiffon satin sarees have been in trend since quite some time and still continues to charm women with its glorious shine and depth. The Sabyasachi inspired pure Chiffon Satin Saree from Fashion Vibes in dark blue shade is a graceful attire that you must definitely add to your collection.

The saree is elegantly enhanced with pearls and zarkan work. The beautiful scalloped border enhances the look of the saree. The saree is perfect to flaunt on any occasion and it is sure to grab everyone’s attention. The lightweight and soft saree is easy to handle and perfect for any climate. If you are looking for a saree with an ethnic charm then this Pure Chiffon Satin Saree fits the bill. The price of this embellished saree is Rs. 39,895.

Graceful and pretty, enchanting and varied, butterflies are angels of nature. Both women and butterflies share the qualities of grace and beauty. These exquisite butterflies on a saree give it a classy, elegant and extremely flattering appearance. The carefully embroidered delicate butterflies on the dazzling chanderi cotton fabric empowers your soul. The simple yet remarkable work on the saree in vibrant hues will make you stand out in the crowd. The saree is perfect for auspicious events and parties. The price of this pretty saree is Rs. 950 at Diryvi.

Manish Malhotra is a seasoned celebrity designer and his creations are masterpieces that every woman dreams to include it in her saree collection. The graceful blend of modern designs and Indian textiles lends a bespoke glamorous touch to his ensembles. The Ruffle Saree from his label is one such stunning piece of art. Adorned with ruffle border and placement sequin work, this pastel green georgette saree is an epitome of magnificence and elegance. The saree, when paired with an embellished blouse, weaves magic. This stellar creation is available on Aza Fashions and the price of the saree is Rs. 48,000.

Masaba Gupta, the young designer is known for her quirky sensibilities. Her designs have created waves in the fashion industry as they are fresh and starkly different. The Pink Organza Silk Saree from Masaba’s label is an attire with an impeccable charm. The sheer organza fabric made from silk is a soft and thin fabric that is really comfortable to wear.

The stunning saree accentuates the beauty of the wearer and is perfect for evening parties to wedding events. The saree features delicate embroidery and details of sequin work that gives it a vintage yet contemporary vibe. The smooth and unparalleled saree is paired with embellished lacework blouse with pearl stringed neck. The alluring timelessness of this sophisticated saree ensures that all eyes are on you. The price of this delicate beauty is Rs. 65,000 at Nykaa Fashion.

Gorgeous Light Green Embroidery saree from India Emporium is handcrafted in luxurious organza material and features subtle golden thread embroidery details all over. This splendid masterpiece is a must-have in your collection. If you are looking for a beautiful organza thread embroidery saree then this no-fuss soiree wear in soothing light green shade is just perfect. The price of the saree is Rs. 95,000.

Known for her cognominal style, Anamika Khanna is one of the revered names in the fashion industry. Her collection presents a rich Indian style that is relevant to the contemporary fashion trends. The perfect blend of quirky prints and intricate handwork adds grace and oomph factor to her outfits. The innovative dhoti sarees and jacket sarees are worn by celebrities.

The Ivory Embroidered Saree from the designer is an eye-catching glamorous sari that is perfect for evening wear or pre-wedding events. The ivory saree with gold zardozi embroidery work is irresistible and complement the warm Indian skin tone. The saree is perfect for those who love the subtle yet stunning look. The brilliance and purity of gleaming gold embroidery adds a dazzling look to the saree. This breathtaking saree is paired with an unstitched embroidered ivory blouse with rich golden embroidery work. The price of this stunning piece is 1,96,000 at Aashni and Co.

The refreshing and glam grey-toned fancy saree from Pavitraa can brighten up the wearer instantly. The colourful and distinctive embroidery work on the border of the saree is enriched with pink 3D flowers. The shimmery soft net fabric of the saree gives it an added appeal. The saree is paired with a raw silk blouse. This stylish saree glows with elegance and is a perfect party wear attire. The price of this electrifying saree is Rs. 3,549.

Georgette sarees are a favourite of many women as it is lightweight and easy to carry. It is perfect as workwear to a casual day outing. The texture of these elegant sarees makes it easy to drape and gives a fashionable and classy look to the wearer. The georgette sarees are also long-lasting and durable and are available in varied designs and shades.

The Groovy Black Floral Georgette Saree from Peach Mode is elegant and pretty. The sheer magic of the black shade makes it perfect for parties. The sequenced pattern and embroidered work add an edge to the saree. This ravishing partywear with a pretty border is paired with banglori silk blouse piece. Team up the saree with heels and classy accessories to give the whole look a distinctive charm. The price of this Georgette Saree is Rs. 2,149.

The wardrobe of Indian women is incomplete without the graceful sarees. Be it any occasion a wedding, party or festivals, sarees are one of the most preferred attire. However, maintaining these expensive sarees to preserve its texture and colours is important. Here are a few tips that will keep your sarees in good shape and beautiful as new for years.

This traditional saree from West Bengal is made of cotton and is one of the preferred daily wear of many Bengali women. It is easy to wear and lightweight saree. There are different types of Tant sarees that are classified based on where it is woven. Keeping contemporary trends in mind, Tant saree today features printed, embroidered, and hand-painted designs.

The handwoven cream shade saree with golden border is the traditional Kasavu saree worn by Malayalee women in Kerala. This saree is considered to be the most auspicious attire, especially worn during Onam, Vishu and other important occasions. Originally it was known as ‘Mundum Neryathum’. Traditional jewellery goes well with the Kasavu Sarees.

These sarees are weaved by the Bhulia community of Odisha. Also, known as Sonepuri Sari, bomkai is uniquely woven with low-count yarn and is usually heavy, coarse and dyed in vibrant colours. These sarees are mostly woven with fish motif, which is considered to be a sign of affluence and success. The pallu and border is the highlight of these sarees. The design is mostly the choice and perception of the weavers. Today, Bomkai Sarees is available in cotton and silk fabric as well.

This is a popular saree not only in Maharashtra but also in other parts of India. The origin of the saree dates back to the Satvahana dynasty in the 2nd century. Paithan in Aurangabad is where the saree originated and hence the name. A Paithani Saree is a symbol of refined artwork and an heirloom that is passed on from mothers to daughters. Even today, there are Paithani sarees woven in real gold and silver threads in pure silk that is fit for the elite.

Bandhani Prints are the cultural heritage of the Gujarat and Rajasthan states in India. This ‘tie and dye’ pattern creates dots or circular patterns with skilled tying of fabric. These distinctive circular patterns are used to create a range of animal and floral patterns. Many families in this region are involved in this traditional craft.