Wedding Saree Blouse Galery

I decided to make indian wedding saree blouse designs when I found myself in a position where I had, in my possession, a number of sarees but without any idea as to what kind of blouse to design to go with them.

Therefore, I took it upon myself to not just help myself but also help others like me by accumulating photographs of various sari blouse designs in my first on blouses, Saree Blouse Designs.

Since the ever increasing popularity of my first hub on sari blouse patterns and designs. I hope that this hub, which contains many photographs of sari blouse designs, some of which are sober while others are daringly revealing, helps you find your perfect sari blouse design, whether it be for your very special wedding or just a party saree.

There are photographs of sari blouse designs starting from the very simple to the most gorgeous ones embellished with sequins, springs and zari.

The trend in traditional wear, saree, has changed quite a bit in recent years. Before ladies used to focus more on the saree design, embroidery, pattern and etc. rather than the blouse design. A gorgeous and heavily embellished saree could be seen worn with a simple-no-thought-behind-it-blouse and she would still be satisfied. Now the trend is quite the opposite.

Designer blouses are “In” and if designer saree blouses can’t be had, then ladies are making their own designer blouse to stay in the fashion race. This article will help all the lady loves out there who will simply not be the plain Jane of a wedding party. The ladies I am writing this for will make sure they look divine in their sarees because I will help you to choose the right sari blouse for you and tell you what’s in and hot and what not to do and avoid fashion disaster.

Remember it can be more sexy and sophisticated to wear a buttoned up high neck sherwani collar or a round collar instead of a deep neckline. A tightly sewn saree blouse that fits like a second skin looks absolutely stunning especially when the neckline is high and worn with a simple chiffon or French silk saree with literally no design or pattern.